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Day of Empathy 2026

Published On: February 18.2026
Dream.org

Reimagining Supervision in Wisconsin

Day of Empathy is the nation’s largest day of action for criminal justice reform, uniting directly impacted leaders, community advocates, and bipartisan allies to push for policies that are smart, safe, and humane.

This year, the focus is on reimagining supervision in Wisconsin. Participants will share real-life experiences helping lawmakers better understand how supervision affects families, employment opportunities, and public safety. These conversations are designed to build momentum for two bills backed by Dream.Org, aimed at strengthening and improving supervision practices across the state.

Join us February 24. 2026 10:00-4:00

Wisconsin State Capitol: 2 E Main Street, Madison WI 53702

Register here: Day of Empathy 2026

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