The document provides an overview of urban projects in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It summarizes that Milwaukee has a population of 600,000 and is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the state, but also faces issues with poverty and segregation. It then outlines the focus and future vision of the Milwaukee Urban Program, which aims to expose college students to social justice issues in the city through spring break trips and hopes to eventually create year-long internship and alumni involvement opportunities.

1. MILWAUKEE URBAN PROGRAM OVERVIEW Urban Projects Consultation 2010

6. Inter-related network City Spring Break Summer Yearlong Intern Campus Organizing Dips Discipleship Alumni Communities Local Ministry Partners

7. Creating a pathway of discipleship Attend a Spring Break Trip (Plunges) Attend a weekend Trips into the community (Dip) Contacted during a campus outreach campaign Attend a Summer Trip Intern for a semester at a local ministry Participate in a campus outreach campaign Volunteer at a ministry within the college community. Serve as a year-long IV intern. Join an Alumni Community Organize a weekend trip into the community (Dip) Organize a campus outreach campaign Run a Bible or Book study Aware Empowered Engaged In Milwaukee On Campus Long term involvement in a local church and ministry