Shelia Stubbs

This Memorial Day, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. As we reflect on their courage, let us recommit to supporting our veterans, military families, and all who continue to serve.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This month and always, take care of yourself and remember you are not alone. 988 is available to text, call, or chat 24/7 with judgment-free support for anything you need to talk about.

I can't wait to see the great things these students will achieve going forward--go Lancers! (3/3)

I thoroughly enjoyed speaking with these scholars and future leaders about our state government, the budget process, and the impact that our state legislature has on all facets of personal finance, from taxes, to employment, to financial institutions and more! (2/3)

It was a pleasure to welcome Personal Finance and Accounting students and staff from La Follette High School in my district to the Capitol this morning! (1/3)

Today, I attended the Legislative Asian Caucus's press conference to recognize Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. AAPI Heritage Month recognizing the contributions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islander Americans to the United States.

This past Friday I had the opportunity to meet with a group of students from Rufus King Middle School in Milwaukee on their visit to the State Capitol where I was able to speak with them about public service and the importance of academics.

This past Thursday I had the privilege to present La Follette High School's students and staff with an official citation to congratulate and recognize them for their outstanding achievement as the winner of the 2026 Renew Our Schools Energy Challenge!

Happy Teacher Appreciation Day! Thank you, teachers, for playing a pivotal role in the lives of students across our state—you deserve to be recognized for your hard work. Let’s all take a moment today to express our gratitude to the teachers in our lives and celebrate them!

I will continue to introduce and support legislation that reduces violence, protects vulnerable communities, improves practices, and seeks justice for all missing people and their loved ones. (3/3)

Today, we commemorate and honor the lives that have been stolen, and we uplift the voices of impacted families and communities, standing beside them as they call for justice. (2/3)

May 5 is Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Relatives Day, a solemn reminder of the disproportionate levels of violence facing Indigenous people. (1/3)

I want to recognize and thank Co-Founder and Director Chris Dade and all members of the Advisory Board for the invitation and for working to enhance scientific research resources within the State Legislature. (5/5)

As the Legislature continues to examine legislation around emerging issue areas, the expertise that WISTEP fellows will provide will be essential. I'm proud to support this program and can't wait to see the positive impacts it will have on policy introduced in our state. (4/5)

This Tuesday, I participated in a panel for the kick-off of the Wisconsin Science, Technology, and Engineering Policy (WISTEP) Fellowship Program. (1/5)

Having previously represented the University of Wisconsin - Madison campus for 6 years, I remain a strong supporter of our flagship University and will continue to advocate for the needs of our students, faculty, and staff. (2/2)

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting with constituents from the Wisconsin Alumni Association to discuss goals for the University of Wisconsin - Madison moving forward, as well as some of the ongoing engagement opportunities that the University provides to alumni. (1/2)

I will continue to champion my Birth Equity Act legislation and all other initiatives that promote maternal and child wellness and address our state's pressing health disparities. (3/3)

I salute Foundation for Black Women's Wellness Founder, President, and CEO Lisa Peyton, Chief Programs and Partnerships Officer Dr. Michelle Robinson, Director of Maternal and Child Health Initiatives Micaela Berry-Smith, and everyone else who made this event a success! (2/3)

Yesterday, I had the privilege of joining the Foundation for Black Women's Wellness for the 6th Annual Black Maternal and Child Health Summit and speaking on a panel titled From Policy to Practice: The Government Role in Advancing Birth Equity. (1/3)