Come hear how one little valentine has made a difference in our life, country and world!
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PollyAnna is a self taught artist and is now an art student at UWGB. She has competed through out her life started at the local fair as a 4-H member. From there she earned State Fair Selection and Merit Awards, which took her art to the State level at the Wisconsin State Fair. The final year of 4-H she entered over a 130 items, many of which where in art and received six merit awards and was in the Greenleaf paper. In her early college years she won awards for her photography and drawing at NWTC's Artwalk competitions. She also worked as a florist for a year expaning your artist touch to plants.
PollyAnna has now started her own business, Lifewithpollyanna.com, which was featured in the Press Gazette this past December. She is passionate about bringing love and joy to others through nature and art and hopes to share that with you at one of her classes.
https://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/story/money/companies/2025/12/13/life-with-polly-anna-owner-creates-products-that-focus-on-free-speech/87698690007/
Censored Kindness, One Voice can make a difference on the National Free to Speak Tour.
Rider University’s Turning Point USA is hosting an event on campus, Censored Kindness! How one voice can make a difference!
I will have a tent at the Christmas Market On Broadway downtown Green Bay on Blake Friday! So come get your Christmas gifts and hand painted ornaments! I will also have my skincare line ready to go!
Holiday Gift & Craft Show | Resch Complex
Come join me and see all the Crafts and Herbal treats I have created with you care in mind! I have been busy painting and putting together things for those that are hard to buy for, there are over 20 different items to pick from!
November 30th 8am to 5pm
at the Resch Center, see link above for more information.
The presenters include:
• Professor Ryan Owens: Ryan is a professor of political science and law at UW-Madison and former Director of the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership (https://thompsoncenter.wisc.edu/ryan-owens-to-step-down-as-director-of-the-thompson-center/). He’s a conservative. His part of the presentation shows how one-sided faculty and administrators are in terms of their political leanings. He also covers the results of his recent survey of UW-Madison students’ attitudes toward freedom of expression on campus.
• Professor Duke Pesta: Duke is a professor at UW-Oshkosh. A conservative, he has had several run-ins with administration and faculty precipitated by complaints from activist students. He explains how the process works to intimidate faculty, both conservative and liberal, who don’t toe the politically correct line.
• Polly Olsen: As a student at NWTC, Polly was twice harassed by administration when she presumed to hand out Valentine’s Day hearts with scripture quotations. She worked with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) and won her suit against the school. One result was that she was invited to the White House and stood next to President Trump when he signed his executive order regarding campus freedom of expression. Polly talks about the harassment incidents.
• Representative Dave Murphy: Dave is a Free Speech For Campus founder and board member. He is also Chair of the Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities. He will talk about his legislative initiatives and our organization’s call for the legislature to appoint a commission to address the lack of intellectual diversity on campus.
