Digital Content Producer
Enjoyiana Nururdin, M.A. “on-jee-ahna nerd-een” joined WKOW as a Digital Content Producer in March 2024. She is originally from Madison, where she attended La Follette High School and the University of Wisconsin-Madison for her Bachelor of Arts in Reporting.At UW-Madison, she served as the Managing Editor for The Black Voice, a Black-student-led online publication, and as the Student Representative for the National Association of Black Journalists. Enjoyiana was also a food reporter for The Capital Times, featuring local eateries near Madison’s campus. She became fascinated with coverage of the 2020 Presidential Election and decided to continue her education in political science and media studies. After graduating from UW, Enjoyiana pursued her Master of Arts in Political Journalism from Columbia University in the City of New York. Her master’s thesis highlighted mutual aid efforts in food security and activism in Black and Brown communities.
MIDDLETON, Wis. (WKOW) — For those interested in learning more about how the City of Middleton plans to implement sustainability efforts, the public library is hosting a discussion.
The keynote, titled Energy, Equity, Economy: Middleton’s Zero-Carbon Initiatives, will be led by local sustainability expert, Kelly Hilyard.
Hilyard serves as the Sustainability Coordinator on the committee that’s hosting the ongoing discussion. This event is designed to help Middleton residents understand the importance of living sustainably, the actions the city is taking, and how residents can play a crucial role in the process.
Hilyard has worked in climate change and sustainability for three decades. She has approached the issues in different ways, including organic farming, landscape architecture, urban housing, and the green building industry.
The event will take place on Thursday, June 6, at 6 p.m. at Middleton Public Library.
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Digital Content Producer
Enjoyiana Nururdin, M.A. “on-jee-ahna nerd-een” joined WKOW as a Digital Content Producer in March 2024. She is originally from Madison, where she attended La Follette High School and the University of Wisconsin-Madison for her Bachelor of Arts in Reporting.At UW-Madison, she served as the Managing Editor for The Black Voice, a Black-student-led online publication, and as the Student Representative for the National Association of Black Journalists. Enjoyiana was also a food reporter for The Capital Times, featuring local eateries near Madison’s campus. She became fascinated with coverage of the 2020 Presidential Election and decided to continue her education in political science and media studies. After graduating from UW, Enjoyiana pursued her Master of Arts in Political Journalism from Columbia University in the City of New York. Her master’s thesis highlighted mutual aid efforts in food security and activism in Black and Brown communities.
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