Learning Opportunities
Windows on Waterloo
Windows on Waterloo is a monthly webinar series designed to highlight organizations in our community and the incredible work they do.
Upcoming Presentations
Friends of the Family
October 4 at 11 a.m.
Friends of the Family provides assistance that help individuals overcome barriers to maintaining stable housing. They will provide information about the state of homelessness in Waterloo and the housing assistance programs they provide.
Waterloo Community Playhouse/ Black Hawk Children’s Theatre
November 1 at 11 a.m.
Anita Ross, Executive Director of the Waterloo Community Playhouse/Black Hawk Children’s Theatre will present about upcoming educational and entertainment opportunities.
Try Pie
December 6 at 11 a.m.
Try Pie will share about their programming they offer to empower a diverse group of teen girls in life and leadership skills through meaningful work.
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Past Presentations
UNI Center for Urban Education (UNI-CUE)
Robert Smith and Bethany Botchway from UNI Center for Urban Education (UNI-CUE) share about the programs they provide to help community members continue their educational goals and prepare for careers.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Cedar Valley
Rebecca McCarty from Boys & Girls Clubs of the Cedar Valley’s joined us to share about the Club’s programs and plans for the future.
Experience Waterloo
Tavis Hall joined us to recap this year’s My Waterloo Days celebration and share about the growth of local tourism attractions such as the Waterloo Woo arena football team, Lost Island, and more!
North End Update & Nia Wilder
Ms. Rocki and Chaveevah from North End Update and Waterloo City Council member Nia Wilder joined us to discuss their online programs that share positive stories about our community.
Waterloo Police Chief, Joe Leibold
Waterloo’s Police Chief, Joe Leibold joined us to share about his experience, initiatives, and insights on the police department and our city!
Dementia Friendly Cedar Valley & NEI3A
Megan Zimmerman from the Dementia Friendly Cedar Valley initiative and Greg Zars from Northeast Iowa Area Agency on Aging discussed the services and resources they offer individuals facing dementia-related diseases and aging populations in our community.
You can view even more Windows on Waterloo presentations here!
Upcoming Events
October
4
2023
Windows on Waterloo –
Friends of the Family
Wednesday, October 4, 11:00 a.m.
Friends of the Family provides assistance that help individuals overcome barriers to maintaining stable housing. They will provide information about the state of homelessness in Waterloo and the housing assistance programs they provide.
(Online Webinar, Zoom)
