Proud to share that the National Urban League picked up this great article from Madison365.com about the national award ULGM received for its homeownership program.

Ahmed Saeed, an 8th grader who goes to Cherokee Heights Middle School, spent Tuesday filming a one-on-one fight scene between a Lego man in a bomber jacket wielding a double-bladed sword and Lego Batman…

The Urban League of Greater Madison celebrated its 50th anniversary in style on Wednesday night on Madison’s south side. Former ULGM CEO Chief Noble Wray mediated and led a panel discussion that took the audience in a filled room

MADISON (WKOW) — Tuesday marks the 50th anniversary of the Urban League’s movement in the greater Madison community. To celebrate, the organization hosted a special program and assembled past and present Urban League leaders

More than 900 people attended the 34th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Youth Recognition Breakfast, honoring the civil rights activist and recognizing more than 200 students in Dane County.

“The whole point of the MLK Outstanding Young Person Breakfast is to celebrate the accomplishments of students in our local communities, both inside and outside of school,” says Andrew Schilcher, director of Middle School Programs for the Urban League of Greater Madison.

MADISON (WKOW) -- The Urban League of Greater Madison kicked off MLK Day early on Sunday, hosting its 34th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Outstanding Young Person Breakfast at Edgewood High School.

Daryan Johnson was no stranger to the ceremony at Edgewood High School on Sunday. The Monona Grove High School junior was among hundreds of middle school- and high school-age students honored during the 34th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Outstanding Young Person breakfast.