@RepStubbs

Representative for Wisconsin's 78th Assembly District

 Wisconsin, USA
legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/78/stubbs
Joined January 2019
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Filipino American History Month is celebrated every October in the United States. This month, we honor the history and culture of the Filipino American community and highlight the many contributions that Filipino Americans have made to our nation.
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This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're raising awareness, promoting access to care, and supporting those impacted. Early detection saves lives--schedule a mammogram today with the Wisconsin Well Woman Program at 800-642-7837 or visit their website at dhs.wisconsin.gov/wwwp.
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Today is National Cheese Curd Day! Whether you eat them straight out of the bag, dusted in garlic and dill, battered and fried, or dipped in ranch, cheese curds are the ultimate Wisconsin comfort food. Enjoy some from a local producer today!
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On Indigenous Peoples' Day, we honor and recognize the diverse Indigenous American communities who have called the lands that make up Wisconsin home since time immemorial. (1/3)
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Our state would not be the same place it is today without the contributions, innovation, and advocacy of Wisconsin's Tribal Nations. (2/3)
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Today and every day, we recognize the resilience and triumph that Indigenous peoples have shown in the face of challenges and discrimination. We also uplift and celebrate the rich histories, vibrant cultural traditions, and limitless futures of Indigenous Wisconsinites. (3/3)
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This past Thursday, I was honored to be the guest speaker at the Collaboration Project’s La Follette/Monona Grove Neighborhood Network Community Dinner held in my district.
Rep. Shelia Stubbs seated and holding a microphone addressing attendees at the La Follette/Monona Grove Neighborhood Network Community Dinner.

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Rep. Shelia Stubbs standing and speaking with LaFollette/Monona Grove Facilitator Rev. Caleb Atkins at the La Follette/Monona Grove Neighborhood Network Community Dinner.

ALT Rep. Shelia Stubbs standing and speaking with LaFollette/Monona Grove Facilitator Rev. Caleb Atkins at the La Follette/Monona Grove Neighborhood Network Community Dinner.

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Today, I had the opportunity to attend the annual State of Education Address delivered by Wisconsin State Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Jill Underly. (1/4)
Representative Shelia Stubbs seated and smiling in the Wisconsin State Capitol Rotunda with other legislators and community leaders for the State of Education address.

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Representative Shelia Stubbs seated in the Wisconsin State Capitol Rotunda with other legislators and community leaders for the State of Education address.

ALT Representative Shelia Stubbs seated in the Wisconsin State Capitol Rotunda with other legislators and community leaders for the State of Education address.

Wisconsin State Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Jill Underly standing at a podium in the Wisconsin State Capitol rotunda, delivering the State of Education address.

ALT Wisconsin State Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Jill Underly standing at a podium in the Wisconsin State Capitol rotunda, delivering the State of Education address.

Representative Shelia Stubbs posing and smiling with Dr. Corinda Rainey-Moore and Madison School Board Member Nicki Vander Meulen.

ALT Representative Shelia Stubbs posing and smiling with Dr. Corinda Rainey-Moore and Madison School Board Member Nicki Vander Meulen.

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Thank you Dr. Underly for advocating for our students and underlining the public investments needed to ensure every student, teacher, school, and district can succeed. (3/4)
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Thank you as well to the teachers who were honored today and to countless other educators across our state for your work to support Wisconsin students in careers of lifelong learning! (4/4)
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This past week, I had the privilege of attending the Hunt Institute Early Childhood Leadership Summit! (1/3)
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Representative Shelia Stubbs seated at a work desk designated for Wisconsin policymakers at the Hunt Institute Early Childhood Leadership Summit.

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Representative Shelia Stubbs posing outdoors with Senator LaTonya Johnson and another Early Childhood Leadership Summit attendee.

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Representative Shelia Stubbs posing outdoors with Senator LaTonya Johnson at the Early Childhood Leadership Summit.

ALT Representative Shelia Stubbs posing outdoors with Senator LaTonya Johnson at the Early Childhood Leadership Summit.

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Each year, the Hunt Institute brings together a bipartisan group of policymakers and early childhood system leaders from across the country to shape the future of early childhood education and develop innovative solutions to early childhood policy challenges. (2/3)
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I am grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues from across our nation and create policy that ensures every family has access to affordable, high-quality early childhood education that meets their needs. (3/3)
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Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, is a solemn occasion devoted to repentance and reconciliation. Worshippers fast for about 25 hours, abstaining from physical comforts to focus on prayer, charity, and repairing wrongs.
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National POW/MIA Recognition Day is observed on the third Friday in September. It honors those who were prisoners or war (POWs) and those who are still missing in action (MIA).
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National Voter Registration Day is marked annually on September 15. This nonpartisan civic holiday encourages eligible Americans to register to vote and to update their voter registration information ahead of elections. Ensure your voice and vote are heard, register today!
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Hispanic Heritage Month 2026 is a time for celebration, reflection, and recognition of the contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans to the United States. Observed from September 15 to October 15, this month-long event honors the rich history of the Hispanic community.
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For far too long, Wisconsin has ranked as one of the worst states for Black infant mortality and morbidity in our nation, with Black babies 3 times more likely than white babies to die before their first birthday. (1/4)
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I want to thank The Capital Times for their attention to and coverage of this pressing issue—I will continue to introduce these lifesaving bills and work with my fellow legislators to get them passed into law. (3/4)
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For the full article, please follow this link: captimes.com/news/health/how…

How a fight to save Wisconsin's Black babies keeps hitting a dead end

Black Caucus members Shelia Stubbs, LaTonya Johnson, Margaret Arney, Sequanna Taylor and Dora Drake are on a mission to end the infant mortality crisis.

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