Postponed
Join Us!
FOR A PRIVATE
ART GALLERY OPENING
The health and safety of our community is our top priority; due to the alarming increase in local COVID transmission, LOTUS will be postponing both Untold Stories and Rise and Thrive
in-person gallery viewings.
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Virtual tours of the exhibits will also be available soon!
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We are so excited to partner with Milwaukee Art Therapy Collective and Knowlton Law Group to offer an opportunity to view the visual art pieces featured in the 2020 Untold Stories magazine and the 2020 Rise and Thrive: A Lives in Landscape Exhibition™
Postponed
 An immense THANK YOU to everyone involved in making the 2020 Untold Stories Showcase a huge success! We are so honored to have the opportunity to bear witness to the experiences of our survivor writers and celebrate their journeys. Click to experience this year's virtual showcase |  This series honors the stories and celebrate the spirits of these individuals who have learned what it means to rise, and thrive. Click to experience the exhibition. |  LOTUS partnered with Corner Bakery-Shorewood and Brianna Seipel to bring attention to World Day Against Trafficking in Persons and to raise money to support survivors. |
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 With the impending arrival of the Democratic National Convention this summer the epidemic of sex trafficking in Milwaukee and Wisconsin deserves serious exploration. Impact100 Greater Milwaukee’s next Beyond the Headlines series will examine Sex and Human Trafficking with a moderated discussion including our own LOTUS Board President, Linda Krieg, who will be lending her expertise and perspective to this vital panel presentation. |  LOTUS is extremely excited to be partnering once again with Woodland Pattern Book Company! Please join us for their 26th Annual Poetry Marathon and Benefit. LOTUS will be sponsoring the 9pm-10pm portion of the marathon, and will have ten alums of the Untold Stories program sharing their work. Your $10 admission to this unique fundraising event gives you all-day access to 15 hours of performances from 150 local poets and writers. |