Wisconsin Senior Summit
Start: Thursday, November 06, 2025•12:00 PM
End: Thursday, November 06, 2025•04:00 PM
Location:Holiday Inn Convention Center•1001 Amber Ave., Stevens Point, WI 54482 US
Seniors from Wisconsin's small-town and rural communities are coming together for the Wisconsin Senior Summit. Share insights. Learn from others. Build lasting connections as we strive to create a Wisconsin where we can live with dignity and age well with access to the care and resources we need. More info below.
You're invited
Corporations are buying up our county-owned nursing homes. Medicaid and food programs are being cut. Transportation options are shrinking — and more and more seniors are being left behind.
We deserve better.
We’ve worked hard, raised families, paid taxes, and served our communities. We’ve earned dignity, security, and care — not cuts and corporate takeovers.
Now it’s time to stand up and work for what seniors need and deserve.
About the summit
Date: Thursday, November 6
Location: Stevens Point, WI
Hosted by: The Senior Empowerment Network
RSVP: Click here to register »
At the Summit, there will be:
- Inspiring guest speakers from across Wisconsin
- Hands-on workshops and small group discussions
- Opportunities to connect with others working to protect senior care and services
- The launch of a new statewide seniors’ organization focused on real solutions for our communities
Featured speakers



Dave Cieslewicz served as mayor of Madison from 2003 until 2011. Before serving as mayor, he was cofounder and first executive director of 1000 Friends of Wisconsin, the state's leading land use and transportation policy advocacy organization. Dave and his wife Dianne live in the Regent neighborhood of Madison with their dog Calvin.
Why this matters
Across Wisconsin, seniors are taking a stand to defend:
- Our nursing homes
- Affordable, accessible healthcare
- Public transportation
- Food programs and community resources we depend on
When we stand together, we have the power to shape the future we deserve.
Transportation & Accessibility
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Sponsored by
Senior Empowerment Project is fiscally sponsored by Tides Center, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization