Madison Schools, Centro Hispano tout ‘new model for partnership’

When Arturo Ambriz started working at the Madison-based nonprofit Centro Hispano this spring, he recalled it feeling like a “full circle moment” for him.

Ambriz has long worked in community-facing roles, including about 15 years on the city’s south side as director of the BLW Center, or the Bridge Lake Point Waunona Neighborhood Center. Read more

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