Articles by Sabrina Johnkins

Kindergarten teacher Andrea Reyes reflects on what it’s like living in the United States as a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status, known as DACA.

A diverse group of Milwaukee residents reflect on their experiences in Donald Trump’s America. Interview with filmmakers Sabrina Johnkins, Talis Shelbourne, and Tiera Trammell: Script for closed captioning:

Parkinson’s disease not only ravishes an individual’s health, but it sinks its unrelenting claws into the family of the patient as well. Sabrina Johnkins spent time with three generations of her family to discuss how the disease has forever affected their lives.

UW-Milwaukee student Sabrina Johnkins and her mom, Susan, are seasoned road-trippers. For spring break this year, they drove south in search of (mis)adventures and ocean views.

When Cecily Lyons, a child prodigy on piano, suffered a setback, she confided in the famous musician who inspired her to play in the first place.

AEPi’s Ben Slowey rocks for 12 hours raising money for suicide prevention awareness.

Spend a day with UWM Freshman Jason Cleven as he ventures throughout Milwaukee taking in “God’s beauty.”  

Sitting before a sold-out venue, hosted by the Student Association of UW-Milwaukee, Patrisse Cullors and Alicia Garza, who created the Black Lives Matter hashtag, made it clear why they were here. “We are fighting back against the tide of amnesia that this country is powered by,” said Garza. “If all of us are not free, […]

Monica Skipper tries to tolerate her parents’ political views, but it’s hard.