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IF Fellows Invade Madison, WI

October 5, 2015 / Jeff Prudhomme / Blog, Public Discussion Blog

IMG_2410Every quarter the IF Fellows meet in person to collaborate on projects, share resources, and discuss future endeavors.  These meetings usually take place in the city of IF’s birth, Parkersburg, WV.  In September of 2015, the meeting was held in Madison, WI.

Over the years IF has developed a number of working relationships in the mid-west.  It was good to be able to meet, and work with some of the people who are playing important roles for IF in Wisconsin—and nearby in Dubuque.  We would like to send sincere thanks to those who were able to participate in our meetings.  Organizations that participated IMG_0227in the meetings included:  Green County Leaders Program, Inclusive Dubuque, the Wisconsin Facilitator group, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. It was pleasant and productive to engage with everyone in person, to converse about what we do and what we might do.  Additionally, the IF Fellows found themselves enjoying the sights and tastes of the vibrant city of Madison.  It was truly a great experience for everyone involved.  Until we meet again, Madison.

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