Artificial intelligence is transforming how we work, communicate, learn, and make decisions. As technology becomes more powerful, one question becomes more important than ever: What makes us uniquely human?
Join the Wisconsin Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Milwaukee Public Library | Central Library, and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield for a meaningful experience designed to help attendees better understand themselves, strengthen well-being, build connections, and thrive in a rapidly changing world.
"The future belongs not to those who compete with AI, but to those who better understand themselves."
This is not a traditional wellness seminar or a technology workshop. It is a human-centered conversation about resilience, purpose, connection, and growth — a signature WCCC community experience.
Designed to move beyond listening — reflect, discuss, connect, and leave with a practical next step.
Explore self-awareness, emotional intelligence, resilience, focus, and purpose.
Network with professionals, entrepreneurs, students, community leaders, and wellness advocates.
Discover the human skills that will remain essential in an AI-powered world.
Dr. Rosha Hamilton holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice in Nursing Leadership and a Master of Science in Social Work. She leads an integrated whole health strategy focused on improving outcomes and advancing health equity through clinical, behavioral, and social determinants of health initiatives. With more than 13 years of healthcare leadership experience, she has designed statewide care management processes and helped secure NCQA Health Equity Accreditation for Wisconsin's Medicaid health plan. A published healthcare author and frequent presenter, Dr. Hamilton is a leading voice on coordinated care and equitable population health.
Dr. Kemba Banyard is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner with dual expertise in family practice and psychiatric mental health. With training and experience treating patients across the lifespan, she provides care in both hospital and outpatient settings. From 2003 to 2015, she practiced mental health care at Milwaukee County Behavioral Health. She is also a speaker for Minds in Motion, educating communities to promote mental wellness, increase awareness, and reduce stigma around mental health.
Genene Onaye, affectionately known as "The Compassionate Widow," is a faith-centered author, speaker, advocate, and founder dedicated to helping individuals navigate grief, loss, healing, and hope. Through her personal journey of enduring profound losses, she has transformed pain into purpose. She is the author of Navigating a Hurricane of Hurts: Enduring the Loss of Loved Ones and a Minds in Motion team member committed to supporting healthy minds and healthy communities.
Julia Alonzo-Calteaux is a Certified Integrative Health Coach and host of the Points of You podcast on Spotify, exploring different modalities of health and the healing journeys that emerge from adversity. A graduate of Alverno College and Roosevelt University (Master in Music), she performed with the Florentine Opera for 20 years before becoming a caregiver — an experience that inspired her coaching career. Her work supports clients on sustainable health journeys, with a special passion for women's issues and circle keeping.
Dr. Martha Libster is a board-certified holistic clinical nurse specialist, author, educator, and health and spiritual coach with more than 35 years of experience in integrative mental health care. She specializes in helping individuals — from infants to elders — navigate stress, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and other emotional challenges through compassionate, strengths-based care. Drawing upon the wisdom of people and plants, Dr. Martha helps clients discover practical strategies for physical and emotional well-being, resilience, balance, and peace of mind.
Dr. Dahlene Browne Paasewe is a retired family medicine physician with nearly three decades of clinical experience, a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, and a professor at Milwaukee Area Technical College. As co-founder of Effort & Serenity Health & Wellness Community Services — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit — she leads free community health screenings, education, and outreach across Milwaukee. Her work bridges medicine, wellness, education, and faith to empower individuals and families toward whole-person health.
A focused 2-hour experience. Every segment is timed to keep energy high and conversation flowing.
Guests arrive and begin conversations, exchanging name cards.
WCCC welcomes guests and introduces Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Milwaukee Public Library | Central Library, and the Know Yourself Series.
Milwaukee Public Library | Central Library shares resources, programs, and community services available to attendees.
A practical and inspiring keynote on self-awareness, emotional intelligence, resilience, purpose, and mental wellness.
Participants identify which areas of well-being need the most attention in their personal and professional lives.
Enjoy lunch and connect with fellow attendees.
Leaders from business, wellness, education, and community discuss human skills, AI, leadership, and connection.
Open Q&A with panelists — audience members ask questions on human skills, wellness, AI, and leadership.
Small-group conversations with speakers and panelists on leadership, resilience, entrepreneurship, AI, and human connection.
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and WCCC close the program. Participants complete a personal action plan for the next 30 days.
Preview of Know Your Health 2.0 coming in August.
Business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, HR leaders, and managers.
Students, educators, young professionals, and lifelong learners.
Community leaders, families, wellness advocates, and library supporters.
Three events. Three dimensions of well-being. One community experience.
Mental & Emotional Wellness · August 1, 2026
Current EventPhysical Wellness · August 2026
Coming SoonFree. Open to all Wisconsin residents. Limited to 50 in-person spots.
Virtual attendance available statewide.