New Ulm Human Rights Commission Considers Revamping Student Contests Amid Low Participation

Overview: At the recent New Ulm Human Rights Commission meeting, the low participation in the annual poster, essay, and video contest was a significant topic of discussion. The commission received only one poster entry for this year’s contest. Members deliberated on whether to continue the contest next year or explore alternative outreach strategies to connect with school-age children. Suggestions included involving student commissioners to brainstorm new methods of engagement and focusing on different types of outreach instead of contests.

New Ulm Human Rights Commission Discusses Event Funding and Community Engagement Initiatives

Overview: The New Ulm Human Rights Commission gathered on October 28th to tackle various agenda items, notably focusing on securing funding for future community events and enhancing engagement through strategic initiatives. The meeting also highlighted ongoing community efforts, such as a poster and essay contest, and addressed logistical aspects of upcoming events.

New Ulm Human Rights Commission Addresses Hate Speech on Local Art Wall

Overview: The New Ulm Human Rights Commission’s recent meeting on August 26 focused on several issues, including addressing hate speech on a local art wall, upcoming community events, and educational initiatives aimed at engaging local youth. Discussions revealed a mix of ongoing challenges and steps to promote inclusivity and community engagement.