< Back Emonia Barnett Board Member Emonia Barnett is a passionate and devoted Lindsay Heights community stakeholder. With a background rooted in serving her community. Ms. Emonia’s work often involves connecting individuals, organizations, and resources, facilitating dialogue, and fostering relationships that lead to positive change. She understands the power of community and leverages her role to strengthen ties and promote collaboration.

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< Back WPSC Wifi Network Expansion Walnut Way Conservation Corp is spearheading an ambitious initiative to establish a community-driven Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) in Milwaukee's Lindsay Heights neighborhood. The project aims to bridge the digital divide by providing free public Wi-Fi access throughout targeted areas, with affordable options for residents to boost in-home signal strength. Public Wi-Fi Infrastructure The project will deploy a high-speed wireless network using 60GHz technology, establishing Wi-Fi access points in strategic locations throughout the community. This infrastructure will provide a base level of free internet access to all residents within range, targeting a speed of 100/20 Mbps for the free tier. In-Home Signal Boosting Residents will have the option to purchase Wi-Fi (WISP Routers) with VPN functionality and extenders, with baseline pricing starting from $20-$30. These devices will allow residents to amplify the free public Wi-Fi signal within their homes, improving connectivity and creating a more robust network experience. Initial User Base and Scalability The project targets an initial 3,500 subscribers, including: 1,750 individual homes with in-home booster devices 1,750 users in Multi-Dwelling Units (MDUs) The network is designed to scale up to 17,000 users and beyond when complete, with plans to expand from Milwaukee's Near Northside to the Northwest side. Digital Navigator Program A crucial component of the project is the hiring and training of community members as Digital Navigators. These individuals will provide: Support for device setup Troubleshooting (routers / VPN) Digital literacy training This ensures that residents can fully utilize the new digital resources and maximizes the impact of the network deployment. Community Engagement The project emphasizes strong community involvement through: Awareness campaigns Demonstration events Direct assistance for device setup and optimization Implementation Strategy Phase 1: Infrastructure Deployment Install core network components and public Wi-Fi access points Establish partnerships with local businesses and institutions to host access points Conduct thorough testing to ensure targeted area coverage for initial launch Phase 2: Device Distribution and Education Procure a variety of Wi-Fi extenders and signal boosting devices Develop educational materials explaining device options and benefits Train Digital Navigators on device features and installation procedures Phase 3: Community Outreach and Adoption Launch awareness campaigns about the free Wi-Fi service Host community events to demonstrate signal boosting devices Provide direct assistance for device setup and optimization Benefits Ensures basic internet access is available to all residents at no cost Allows low-income families to improve their connectivity affordably Promotes digital literacy and technology adoption within the community Supports local economic development by enabling home-based businesses and remote work Sustainability The free Wi-Fi service is maintained through public funding and partnerships Revenue from device and any subscription sales contributes to ongoing maintenance and upgrades Community involvement ensures long-term adoption and support Power in Numbers 200 Programs 1700 Locations 8 Volunteers Project Gallery Previous Next

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< Back Clyde Martin Urban Agriculture Assistant Clyde Martin brings six years of hands-on agriculture experience to Walnut Way’s Environmental Stewardship program, where he helps transform vacant lots into productive gardens and orchards. He supports the operation of sub-acre production and teaching gardens, promoting urban agriculture and providing fresh, locally grown foods for the community. Clyde’s work helps integrate fresh produce and herbs into the Taste of Lindsay Heights market, furthering Walnut Way’s mission of sustainable local food systems.

Walnut Way Conservation Corp is excited to host Harvest Day 2026, a community celebration that brings together residents of Lindsay Heights and the greater Milwaukee area. This annual festival showcases community spirit, sustainability, and local abundance. Date: Saturday, August 29, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Clarence and Cleopatra Johnson Park 1919 W Fond du Lac Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53205 Harvest Day 2025 - Sponsor Packet Join Us for Harvest Day 2026 Cultivating Wellness, Work, and Wealth—Together. Become a Sponsor Why Attend? Harvest Day is more than a festival—it’s a celebration of the resilience, creativity, and unity that define Lindsay Heights. As Executive Director Antonio Butts shares, “Harvest Day is a celebration of the Lindsay Heights neighborhood and lifts up the remarkable talents, gifts and culture of our community”. What to Expect Live Entertainment: Enjoy performances from local artists, including music, dance, and a Youth Talent Show. Children’s Activities: Dedicated children’s station with games, crafts, and fun for all ages. Local Vendors: Shop for fresh produce, artisan goods, and delicious food from neighborhood businesses. Health & Wellness Resources: Access wellness activities and community resources for all ages. Community Engagement: Connect with neighbors, learn about Walnut Way’s initiatives, and discover ways to get involved. Get Involved Reserve Your Spot: RSVP or register now as a guest, vendor, or sponsor. Volunteer: Help make Harvest Day possible—volunteer opportunities are available for individuals and groups. Support: Your donations and sponsorships help keep this event free and accessible to all. Come celebrate the harvest, support local talent, and be part of the movement for wellness, work, and wealth in Lindsay Heights! Chandra Ellis Grants Manager 📞 (414) 375-4224 ✉️ cellis@walnutway.org Gwendolyn Hodges Program Assistant 📞 (414) 264-2326 ✉️ ghodges@walnutway.org Document HARVEST DAY SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE Tag

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