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© 2014 Yuval Noah Harari
In Sapiens, Yuval Harari presents a natural history of the human race from its flowering across Eurasia to a worried reflection on the prospects of of technohumanism. The book's ambition is enormous, its execution simultaneously intriguing and annoying. Its broad strokes are fascinating; the author distills all of human history into a series of 'revolutions' and draws lessons from each. The details between all those strokes are the bothersome bit. Harari begins with the Cognitive revolution, which is still mysterious but resulted in humans developing language and telling stories. He moves then to the Agricultural revolution, and then to the Scientific. In the 21st century, we stand on the precipice of another — one that may destroy us, either by physical force or by eroding every conception of what it means to be human.
After an opening chapter of strictly-factual anthropology, Harari shifts into broad-strokes historic commentary. He introduces the agricultural revolution as the worst deal man ever struck, trading as we did an active, independent lifestyle for sedentary control — gaining the ability to sustain larger populations, but at the cost of health, happiness, and freedom. Agriculture gave rise to empires, which he does not scorn but views with marginal favor, seeing them as powerful forces that keep the peace and bring people together under common law and trade networks. A keystone of Harari's perception of mankind is that we are a mythic species, a story-telling species. The much-abused word myth is not a synonym for falsehood, but rather a story of meaning — one which binds the people who tell it together, imparting a common understanding of the world. The Declaration of Independence, for instance, constitutes a myth; not because it is a falsehood, but because the American "story", the tale of colonists standing up for themselves and throwing off the yoke of arbitrary authority in the name of natural rights, is one that forms the basis of American identity, even after the Constitution which followed it is nothing but dirt caked inside the imperial boot.
More to the point, though, Harari asserts that natural rights, law, money, and other core concepts are likewise usual fictions with no material existence. So long as we all believe in them, acting as though they are real, they serve us well. Religions are the ultimate expression of this mythic power — often being not merely an ideology, but an entire corpus of ideas and institutions that bind every part of human life together in the same story. Interestingly, Harari uses a definition for religion — a system of values and norms based on superhuman order — which is broad enough to include liberalism, communism, capitalism, nationalism and Nazism. No doubt that tweaks a few noses. Those ideologies' connection with the idea of mythos is certainly worth exploring in depth, if only so people realize that the power of ideas has a deeper source than we realize — and care should be exercised. The examples he uses are a mixed bag; some have obvious religious connections (classic liberalism has the underlying assumption of natural rights; communism has the historic dialectic), while others are more of a stretch, in part because definitions are up in the air. He references capitalism, for instance, but with no definition — is he referring merely to the private ownership of goods, or to belief in Adam Smith's invisible hand?
Harari manages to combine constant dismay at what humans have done to the world with an apparent hope that we'll keep doing more of it. That is, he's seemingly optimistic that economic globalization will create a world-empire that will do for the globe that Rome did for Europe, but constantly bewails the effect we have on the world, chronicling extinctions and such. We have little positive to show for our time on Earth, he concludes miserably, and expects still worse from the future as we begin doping ourselves with soma to hide from the misery of existence.
Although I found a few ideas here very intriguing on the whole I was not particularly impressed. Let's take extinctions, for instance: he blames every extinction since the dinosaurs at the hand of man, but doesn't connect these to other parts of his own narrative — for example , what if people began farming because they had few other choices, competition having exhausted hunting and foraging opportunities? The natural world is not some garden, a static thing to be taken care of; it teems with life and death. Harari speaks with absolute confidence on a great many subjects, crossing disciplines as deep and broad as the Pacific in the same breath. I can only think of Will and Ariel Durant, who — after fourteen thousand pages dwelling on human history, religion, music, and philosophy — wrote only in humble awareness of how little they knew. Sapiens is replete with confidently announced facts with no footnote as reference — and no reference in reality, sometimes. To use one particularly pungent example: Harari asserts that in 1860, a majority of Americans agreed that enslaved blacks were persons who should be citizens, and that a bloody civil war was required to get the South to agree. That laughably bad reference to the Civil War is not merely inaccurate in its simplistic nature: it is inaccurate in every respect. When did they have this national argument about slaves and citizens? Surely Harari isn't referencing the 1860 election, in which Lincoln — the inspiration for South Carolina's secession — maintained he had no interest whatsoever in forcefully eliminating slavery where it existed. The extension of the franchise came later, as a part of Reconstruction in an effort to keep the old elite from voting itself back into power.
The most interesting aspect of Sapiens for me is Harari's emphasis on man as a creature who lives in myths, but that discussion needed more nuance. To refer to everything not material as fictitious is absurd: one might as well say that society doesn't exist, because it's a relationship between people and not a tangible thing in itself. The relationship exists in our minds, as memories — it is not mere fiction. Harari recognizes the importance of our mental reality, I think, but his language intimates that we're all living in agreed-upon lies — a spectre no less dispiriting than his fearful forecast, a world wherein people no longer resist death and discouragement by creating beautiful things together, but instead dope themselves with soma and drowsily acquiesce.
In short, Sapiens has moments of interest as a polemic; in terms of historical substance, it is far more superficial than Guns, Germs, and Steels to which it is often compared.
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10 Responses to Sapiens
R. T. (Tim) Davis says:
Regarding human and myths, I recommend Joseph Campbell as the reigning authority.
I appreciate your thoughtful, honest critique of the book; without your posting, I might have attempted the book, but with your posting, I can move on to something else instead. Thanks!
I remember reading this when I was rather ill with flu. As you say parts are interesting and deserved more time where other bits he flew over. I guess that covering the whole of human existence in less than 500 pages he had to go very broad brush but, again as you said, nuance is needed. I get what you mean about his level of confidence. He asserted quite a lot of things as facts which the more knowledgeable reader would know to be nothing more than opinion – no matter how strongly held.
I did actually agree on quite a lot of what he said about the myths we live by – the big one for me is a things like Natural Rights. When you start digging into their foundation you find that its suspended in mid air with precious little or anything supporting it.
I did laugh when you wrote: Harari uses a definition for religion — a system of values and norms based on superhuman order — which is broad enough to include liberalism, communism, capitalism, nationalism and Nazism.
When I did my BA we had a course of 'comparative religions' which included Secular Humanism and Communism – along with Christianity, Buddhism and Islam.
Oh, and you might want to try: Human Race – 10 Centuries of Change on Earth by Ian Mortimer (FP: 2014)
I don't know if secular humanism would fall within Harari's definition of religion. 'Superhuman order' could apply to reason, I suppose, but that's a stretch.
I remember reading your view of that book — thanks for the reminder. We're two junkies aiding and abetting a common addiction… :p
Tonight I heard a podcast on a book called "Progress: Ten Reasons to Look Forward to the Future", but that's a way into the future. It sounds similar to Pinker's "Better Angels", but more general and less detailed.
Happy to be of service!
Funnily a while back I bought around 10 low priced books from a stall set out in our local Mall. 'Going on holiday?' the guy asked. 'No', I said, 'I'm an addict'.
I do find it a little odd that although we seem to have broad interests in common we hardly ever read the same books. It does make things rather interesting though!
Only goes to show you how MANY books are out there. Oceans of them!
grllopez says:
If I cared, I would read this and his other one, The History of…(something) humans or something like that. But bc there are so many great books out there I have not read, I cannot justify giving time to his. I would only read them to dissect them.
What I don't understand is if he in Sapiens (and correct me if I am wrong) warns of technology [hampering] the human race, why is he (currently) excited about promoting technology that will (imo) ultimately destroy humanity (through total surveillance, mass control, etc.)?
I appreciate your honest review of Sapiens, nonetheless. Surprised he did not include "facts" to support his opinions.
smellincoffee says:
I noted the same thing when reading it! If I had to guess, I'd say he finds the potential exciting despite having reservations about what it's done so far: I can understand that, because I'm in a similar boat. I actively resist technological inroads into my own life (no tv, intentionally minimal-service phone etc), but the other bit of my brain likes watching reviews of the latest smart home gadgets, or pondering how CRISPR might be a medical boon. He may also believe that technological progression is inevitable, so we might as well embrace it with an eye toward steering it responsibly or toward intentional goals, rather than just being passive passengers.
Oh, glad you found my comment. Yeah, if you are with WordPress, I sometimes end up in the spam folder. 😦 I'm starting to think it's a conspiracy.
Anyway, I've been seeing a lot of his interviews lately, and he is really interested in using technology to track people, even for medical purposes, and it just seems very wicked. It oversteps the boundaries of government and medicine and technology. I'm grateful for GPS bc it gets me where I want to go; but it is no one else's business (outside of family) to know where I am and why. Especially this guy.


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«101 далматинець» () — найвідоміший дитячий роман англійської письменниці Доді Сміт про викрадення цуценят-далматинців. Книжка була видана 1956 року у видавництві Heinemann і з того часу не раз екранізувалася.

Сюжет
В родині Любеньких у далматинців Понґо і Леді Понґо народжується 15 цуценят-далматинців. Про це стає відомо Лютеллі де Явол, однокласниці пані Любенької, яка має жахливу ідею — пошити собі шубку зі шкури далматинців. Одного вечора, коли вся родина пішла на прогулянку, Лютелла вкрала цуценят Любеньких й ув'язнила їх у Пекельному Палаці — її родинному маєтку, який охороняли брати Поганюки.

Леді й Понґо вирушають на порятунок своїх цуценят. У їхніх пошуках їм усіляко допомагали собаки з різних сіл. Проникнувши до Пекельного Палацу, Леді й Понґо виявляють, що там тримали не лише їхніх цуценят. З полону Лютелли їм вдалося порятувати 97 цуценят-далматинців. Обмазавшись у сажі й заховавши таким чином свої плямки, усі собаки безперешкодно подолали шлях із ферми назад до Лондона, знову ж таки не без допомоги інших небайдужих собак. Як же була здивована родина Любеньких, коли на Святвечір додому повернулися не лише їхні улюбленці, а ще й 97 цуценят. Разом з далматинцем Знайдою та її чоловіком у домі Любеньких оселився 101 далматинець. Родина викупила і перебудувала маєток Лютелли у ферму й оселилася там з усіма чотирилапими.

Головні герої
 Понґо — далматинець пана Любенького, чоловік Леді, батько 15 цуценят-далматинців.
 Леді Понґо — далматинець пані Любенької, дружина Понґо, мати 15 цуценят-далматинців.
 Пан Любенький — власник Понґо, чоловік пані Любенької; багатий математик.
 Пані Любенька — власниця Леді, дружина пана Любенького.
 Няня Дворецька — стара няня Любеньких, після одруження пана Любенького з пані Любенької виконувала обов'язки дворецького.
 Няня Кухарська — няня пані Любенької, після одруження пана Любенького з пані Любенької виконувала обов'язки кухаря.
 Лютелла де Явол — зла й безжальна колишня однокласниця пані Любенької, яка мріяла про шубки зі собачих шкур.
 Пан де Явол — хутровик, чоловік Лютелли.
 Саул і Джаспер  — брат, яким Люттела дозволила задарма жити в її маєтку Пекельному Палаці, за що ті зобов'язувалися наглядати за будинком.
 Знайда — далматинець-годувальниця цуценят Леді й Понґо, у якої забрали власних цуценят.

Екранізації
У 1961 році мультиплікаційна компанія Disney адаптувала роман і випустила однойменний анімаційний фільм «101 далматинець». Він став десятим найкасовішим фільмом 1961 року і одним із найпопулярніших фільмів десятиліття студії Disney. Мультфільм був повторно випущений на кіноекрани чотири рази — у 1969, 1979, 1985 і 1991 роках.

У 1996 вийшов однойменний художній фільм «101 далматинець», де головні ролі зіграли Джефф Деніелс і Гленн Клоуз. У 1997—1998 роках на телеекранах виходив мультсеріал за мотива книжки Доді Сміт — «101 далматинець».

Український переклад
101 далматинець / Доді Сміт ; пер. з англ. Наталії Ясіновської; іл. Тетяни Цюпки. — Львів : Видавництво Старого Лева, 2017. — 240 с. — ISBN 978-617-679-433-2.

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Романи, перекладені українською мовою
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The next level for optimal health is ensuring that you're using eco-friendly kitchen products. If you're already using organic food to reduce your toxin exposure, you also want to make sure that you're not ingesting chemicals from the products that you use in your kitchen.
Sadly, all those plastic containers that we've been storing our food in and drinking water out of, include BPA and phthalates. You may not know how to pronounce these words, but I can guarantee that you don't want to be ingesting them.
BPA is found in many plastic water bottles, as well as in canned food. It's a synthetic hormone that has been linked to breast cancer. Phthalates are no better and can throw your hormones and thyroid out of whack.
Then there's the environmental impact of plastic. One water bottle will take hundreds of years to break down. There's also the issues with animals in the water eating the plastic. We then eat the animal, ingesting more plastic!
Before you bury your head in the sand, as sometimes I like to do when I hear a lot of bad news, there are some good, eco-friendly kitchen products you can use to minimize your toxin exposure. Here are a few simple swaps to remove the chemicals from your kitchen, while also protecting the environment.
When Teflon and other non-stick products came on the market, everyone rejoiced at the ease of these products for effortless cooking. Then came the findings that Teflon, or PTFE, polytetrafluoroethylene, killed pet birds and created flu-like systems in humans. So yeah, there's that.
If you have Teflon pans and you can see scratches with material flaking off, I'd highly recommend discarding the pans. Those chemicals can get in your food and then your body.
Don't worry, there are several green kitchen products that are a much better alternative for healthy cooking. My personal favorite is Xtrema cookware. It's ceramic, sturdy, and easy to use. I have their 7" and 12" and those two skillets cover most of my cooking needs. You can see the bigger skillet in action in my kale sweet potato skillet recipe pictured above.
I've never developed a relationship with cast iron, but many people swear by it. There's the extra step of seasoning and special care that I never got into, but it can have a place in an eco-friendly kitchen, so have a look.
My Le Creuset dutch French oven was in fact my actual oven while I lived in Paris. It's a versatile dish, perfect for soups, stews, chili, and the like. It's an investment, but it's a beauty, and a great addition to a green kitchen.
So you're getting rid of your plastic storage containers now that you know about BPA and phthalates. There's also research that shows even BPA-free containers can still leach chemicals into your food, so I steer clear of all plastics in my kitchen. I will make an exception for a lid of a glass container, but I always hand wash the lid since high temperatures can break down the plastic.
My kitchen is full of glass containers. There's glass pyrex for cooking and storage. I really like the ones that have locking lids like these.
I have mason jars everywhere. I put dips, sauces, drinks, nuts, seeds, and leftovers in jars. They store nicely, and you can always see what's inside. You can also wash the glass in the dishwasher without fear of chemical leaching. I hand wash the lids.
You also want to ditch the plastic cooking utensils. Warming up plastic is never a good idea. A set of pretty bamboo pieces can be very inexpensive and will last you a lifetime.
I've had a hard time ditching my paper towels, and to be honest, I still haven't completely gotten rid of them. BUT, I've now been able to cut down on my paper towel use thanks to bamboo perforated towels. As the name suggests, these towels are made from bamboo and are also reusable. You can clean the towel (in the washing machine!) and use it up to 100 times! That's much better than a single-use paper towel.
If you're having a party, ideally you can use real plates and utensils for your guests. You may not have enough supplies, however, or the party could be an outdoor picnic, so sometimes you need an eco-friendly alternative. You can bet you won't be using Styrofoam or plastic. Enter bamboo to save the green day again.
Forks, knives, and spoons come in a biodegradable, compostable, renewal form like these. There's also plates and bowls made from bagasse, a natural by-product from sugarcane. And lastly, ditch the red solo cups for a compostable plant-based one made from plants like these.
If you're still using plastic wrap, there's finally a better eco-friendly alternative – beeswax wrap!
This natural wrap comes from organic cotton muslin, coated with sustainably harvested beeswax and jojoba oil. You get the green ingredients, and even better, you can reuse it. Wash with a little soap and water, dry, and you're ready to wrap again!
Ditch your plastic cutting board for a wooden one. Wooden cutting boards are gentler on your knives and don't have as many issues with germs and bacteria like plastic. Plus there are some really pretty wooden cutting boards that can look nice in your kitchen, so you don't constantly have to hide it away. I love this one (pictured above) but there are cheaper alternatives for day to day use.
An easy eco-friendly kitchen swap is to ditch the one-time use paper cupcake wrappers for a reusable silicone-baking cup.
I have them in different sizes for muffin recipes as well as smaller ones for little bites like my chocolate blueberry nut clusters.
Ditch plastic drinking straws and replace them with stainless steel straws. Not only will this healthy swap protect the environment from waste, you also won't be sucking on plastic while drinking your favorite beverage. I always start my day with warm lemon water and these stainless steel straws also protect my teeth from the acid in the lemon. That's a lot of wins.
Last but not least, make sure that you're using an eco-friendly cleaning product in your kitchen. Don't let toxins come into the kitchen when you're trying to tidy up. You can make your own green cleaning product with a little diluted white vinegar, water, and lemon, or buy from a trusted brand like Seventh Generation or Dr. Bronner.
You can also read about castile soap here, the easiest DIY cleaning product that has oh so many uses.
What do you do to keep your kitchen eco-friendly?


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Q: Errors like "Conflicting types for 'move'" when using Xcode I got a problem with Xcode, that only appears on Xcode. It does not appear in VisualStudio and not even when compiling over the console (on OS X).
Following errors occur:

*

*Conflicting types for 'move' (Line 4)

*Implicit declaration of function 'move' is invalid in C99 (Line 20)

*Too many arguments to function call, expected 2, have 4 (Line 20)

*Conflicting types for 'move' (Line 42)
Here is the code:
#include<stdio.h>

void printField(int *field);
void move(int *field, int *posX, int *posY, char zug); //line 4

int main() {

    int field[8][8] = { 0 }, posX=0, posY=0;
    char zug;

    // setzen der Spielfigur
    field[posY][posX] = 1;

    printf("\nBeenden mit x\n");

    do {
        printField(&field[0][0]);
        printf("\nZug [w hoch, a links, s runter, d rechts]: ");
        scanf("%c", &zug);
        move(&field[0][0], &posX, &posY, zug); //line 20
    }while(zug != 'x');

    return 0;
}

// Ausgabe Spielfeld
void printField(int *field) {
    printf("\n");
    int i, j;
    // Schleife fuer Zeilen, Y-Achse
    for(i=0; i<8; i++) {
        // Schleife fuer Spalten, X-Achse
        for(j=0; j<8; j++) {
            printf("%d ", *(field+i*8+j));
        }
        printf("\n");
    }
}

// Spielfigur bewegen
void move(int *field, int *posX, int *posY, char zug) { //line 42
    // alte Position loeschen
    *(field + *posY * 8 + *posX) = 0;

    // neue Position bestimmen
    switch(zug) {
        case 'w': (*posY)--; break;
        case 'a': (*posX)--; break;
        case 's': (*posY)++; break;
        case 'd': (*posX)++; break;
    }

    // Grenzueberschreitung pruefen
    if(*posX < 0) *posX = 7;
    if(*posX > 7) *posX = 0;
    if(*posY < 0) *posY = 7;
    if(*posY > 7) *posY = 0;

    // neue Position setzen
    *(field + *posY * 8 + *posX) = 1;
}

A:
Conflicting types for 'move' (Line 4)
...
Too many arguments to function call, expected 2, have 4 (Line 20)

To me this looks as if the <stdio.h> in use pulls in an existing declaration of a function called move() (specifying 2 but 4 parameters).
Try renaming your function move() to something like my_move().

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Q: How to I solve a ValueError: the truth value I have a data file from which columns of data are selected using pandas. I then use the data from these column to plot it on a scatter graph using matplotlib but i get an error which says: ValueError: The truth value of a Series is ambiguous. Use a.empty, a.bool(), a.item(), a.any() or a.all().
I have searched this problem already on StackOverflow but they don't relate to data plotting
# Getting data from column that user selects
variable1 = location_data.iloc[0:-1, columnPosition1]
variable2 = location_data.iloc[0:-1, columnPosition2]

# Converting data from variable1 and 2 to float and storing in list called x & y
for xValue in variable1:
    x.append(float(xValue))

for yValue in variable2:
    y.append(float(yValue))

# x and y are lists which hold data from excel file
# Error begins here
plt.scatter(x, y, marker='o')
plt.xlabel(variable1, fontsize = 15)
plt.ylabel(variable2, fontsize = 15)
plt.title('A graph of ' + variable1 + ' and ' + variable2)

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "F:\Computer Science\NEA\Code\Coursework.py", line 115, in <module>
    plot_data(variable1, variable2)
  File "F:\Computer Science\NEA\Code\Coursework.py", line 96, in plot_data
    plt.xlabel(variable1, fontsize = 15)
  File "C:\Users\Naima\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\site-packages\matplotlib\pyplot.py", line 3065, in xlabel
    xlabel, fontdict=fontdict, labelpad=labelpad, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\Naima\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\site-packages\matplotlib\axes\_axes.py", line 265, in set_xlabel
    return self.xaxis.set_label_text(xlabel, fontdict, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\Naima\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\site-packages\matplotlib\axis.py", line 1564, in set_label_text
    self.label.set_text(label)
  File "C:\Users\Naima\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\site-packages\matplotlib\text.py", line 1191, in set_text
    if s != self._text:
  File "C:\Users\Naima\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\site-packages\pandas\core\generic.py", line 1478, in __nonzero__
    .format(self.__class__.__name__))
ValueError: The truth value of a Series is ambiguous. Use a.empty, a.bool(), a.item(), a.any() or a.all().

A: You are setting your data series as the label string:
plt.xlabel(variable1, fontsize = 15)

Since plt.xlabel and plt.ylabel do not check the type of the label, they chokes when trying to treat your series as a string.
Set an explicit string as the label instead:
plt.xlabel("The X Axis", fontsize = 15)


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Q: Next.js CLI - is it possible to pre-build certain routes when running dev locally? I'm part of an org with an enterprise app built on Next.js, and as it's grown the local dev experience has been degrading.  The main issue is that our pages make several calls to /api routes on load, and those are built lazily when you run yarn dev, so you're always forced to sit and wait in the browser while that happens.
I've been thinking it might be better if we were able to actually pre-build all of the /api routes right away when yarn dev is run, so we'd get a better experience when the browser is opened.  I've looked at the CLI docs but it seems the only options for dev are -p (port) and -H (host).  I also don't think running yarn build first will work as I assume the build output is quite different between the build and dev commands.
Does anyone know if this is possible? Any help is appreciated, thank you!

A: I don't believe there's a way to prebuild them, but you can tell Next how long to keep them before discarding and rebuilding. Check out the onDemandEntries docs. We had a similar issue and solved it for a big project about a year ago with this in our next.config.js:
const { PHASE_DEVELOPMENT_SERVER } = require("next/constants")

module.exports = (phase, {}) => {
  let devOnDemandEntries = {}
  if (phase === PHASE_DEVELOPMENT_SERVER) {
    devOnDemandEntries = {
      // period (in ms) where the server will keep pages in the buffer
      maxInactiveAge: 300 * 1000,
      // number of pages that should be kept simultaneously without being disposed
      pagesBufferLength: 5,
    }
  }
  return {
    onDemandEntries,
    ...
  }
}


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April 21, 2022 by Edgar Mendez 3 Comments
Visitors hung notes on a display at the International Overdose Awareness Day memorial event at Zeidler Union Square in downtown Milwaukee over the summer. (NNS file photo by Edgar Mendez)
Leer en español: Dónde encontrar recursos para el abuso de sustancias en Milwaukee
Tragically, drug overdose deaths continue to trend upward in Milwaukee County.
As of Wednesday, there have been 119 confirmed drug overdose deaths, with 80 probable overdose deaths pending toxicology reports, according to Karen Domagalski, operation's manager for the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office.
Through April 13, 2021, there were 149 drug overdose deaths, and an all-time high 644 drug overdose deaths occurred in Milwaukee County in 2021, with one case still pending.
Although this data paints a bleak picture, there are a number of individuals and organizations working to help prevent these tragedies.
Below is an extensive list of local resources available for individuals who are seeking help for themselves or for loved ones. If you know of resources that should be added to the list, please email us or leave a comment.
Harm-reduction resources
Narcan, the brand name for naloxone, is a key tool used to reduce drug overdose deaths. The medication, which can be administered through different methods including a spray or injection, rapidly reverses the effects of opioid overdose. Fentanyl test strips are used to detect the presence of fentanyl, which can kill in trace amounts, in unregulated drugs.
MKE Overdose Prevention offers free Narcan training and supplies for the community. It hosts a Narcan training on the first Tuesday of each wmonth at the Daily Bird, a coffee shop located at 818 E. Center St. in Riverwest and is planning additional training in the city. Email it with questions, to schedule a Narcan training for your community or business or to make arrangements to pick up free Narcan supplies at the Hope House of Milwaukee.
UMOS, located at 2701 S. Chase Ave., offers harm-reduction services, including HIV testing, STI testing, condom distribution and needle exchange and pick-up services. It also offers pre-treatment services, facilitates access to drug treatment and provides naloxone training and distribution. UMOS is open for walk-in (supplies and testing) Tuesday and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or you can schedule an appointment. It also offers mobile services from Monday to Thursday. You can contact UMOS at 414-389-6000.
The Vivient Health Lifepoint Program partners with Milwaukee County to provide test strips, Narcan and safe injection supplies (needle exchange services) for anyone who needs them. It can be reached online or by calling 1-800-359-9272.
Through the MKE Heroin Diaries Facebook page you can access free naloxone training, Narcan and fentanyl testing strips and literature on cocaine, heroin and other opioids. Organizers also help people suffering from addiction by offering a warm handover to treatment and through educational presentations in a family, school, community group or faith-based setting.
Team HAVOC offers free naloxone training and provides literature on cocaine, heroin and other opioids in addition to violence prevention services.
Local drug treatment service providers
Milwaukee County's Behavioral Health Division offers multiple points of Community Access to Recovery Services, or CARS. Learn more about CARS services by visiting www.county.milwaukee.gov/BHD-CARS or contacting one of the following centers.
CARS locations include:
CARS at BHD, 9455 W. Watertown Plank Road. (414-257-8095)
IMPACT, 6737 W. Washington St., Suite 2225 (414-649-4380)
M&S Clinical Services, 2821 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave, Suite 210 (414-263-6000)
CARS at Sirona Recovery/Formerly Justice Point, 205 W. Highland Ave. (414-278-2140)
Wisconsin Community Services, 3732 W. Wisconsin Ave. (414-343-3569)
The county is also currently working to secure a reliable supplier for fentanyl test strips and awaiting funds from the opioid settlement. It will then partner with the Milwaukee Health Department on a community-wide distribution effort for both test strips and Narcan, according to Michael Lappen, administrator for the Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division.
Gateway to Change, located at 2319 W. Capitol Drive, provides substance abuse treatment services to adults in an outpatient setting. You can contact the organization by calling 414-442-2033.
10th Street Comprehensive Treatment Center, 4800 S. 10th St., provides medication assisted treatment to adults 18 and older who are struggling with an opioid use disorder. The center provides a number of medication treatment options, including methadone, buprenorphine, Suboxone, and naltrexone. You can reach it at 414-269-4335.
Samad's House, 2875 N. 23rd St., is a sober living facility for women that provides alcohol and other drug abuse education classes, relapse prevention sessions, parenting classes, art therapy resolution classes and other services. Samad's House accepts personal referrals, referrals from detox centers and in-patient residential facilities. You can get more information by clicking here or by calling 414-312-7600 or emailing samadsoberhouse@gmail.com.
Rogers Behavioral Health is a provider of mental health and addiction treatment for children and adults. Rogers offers different levels of care including inpatient, residential and specialized outpatient care. Rogers has a location in Brown Deer and West Allis.
West Milwaukee Comprehensive Treatment Center, 1610 Miller Park Way, provides medication assisted treatment to adults 18 and older who are struggling with an opioid use disorder. The center offers a number of medication treatment options, including methadone, buprenorphine, Suboxone and naltrexone. You can reach it at 414-939-7556.
First Step Community Recovery Center, located at 2835 N. 32nd St., houses the Milwaukee County Secure Emergency Detoxification Program. Counselors and case managers and counselors utilize cognitive based treatment methodologies to treat men in recovery. You can reach it on the phone at 414-342-5474 or email it at info@mtrcinc.org.
Meta House, an organization that works to end the generational cycle of addiction for women, provides residential and outpatient services. It also has a Recovery Community program that provides a safe, affordable and supportive place for women to live. Its housing program has two divisions: one for single women and one for women with children. To receive treatment services you must be 18 years old. Call 414-977-5844 for information about the residential program, 414-962-1200 for the outpatient program or 414-977-5880 for information about the Recovery Community (housing). You can also contact the admissions team at 414-977-5884 or info@metahouse.org.
West Allis Community Medical Services is a methadone clinic and treatment center located at 2814 S. 108th St. In addition to medication assisted treatment, it also provides counseling, peer support services, and offers same day treatment and walk-in services. You can also reach it by phone at 414-885-3525.
The United Community Center's Substance Use Treatment Program is the only bilingual/bicultural treatment program in the state that provides the entire continuum of care for Spanish speaking participants, although its programs are not limited to Spanish speakers. Services at UCC include residential treatment programs for men, women and pregnant and postpartum women, and day and outpatient treatment and walk-in assessments. You can contact the organization online or by calling 414-384-3100.
Serenity Inns, located at 2825 W. Brown St., is a residential treatment center for men. The program provides drug and alcohol treatment as part of a seven month transitional living program for homeless men. Participants also have the opportunity to transition into their own homes or Serenity's alumni house, where they can remain engaged in programs for 18 months. You can contact it at 414-873-5474.
South Sider Isaac Solis began a fentanyl awareness social media campaign One Pill Kills and launched the website 1pillkills.org after he lost his son Bubba to a fake fentanyl pill. The website and campaign provide local and national information on fentanyl and prevention strategies. You can also learn about fentanyl and counterfeit pills at https://www.dea.gov/onepill.
Milwaukee County launched an online dashboard in March that helps officials, community leaders, researchers and others track drug overdoses. The Milwaukee County Overdose Dashboard is also available for public use.
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Edgar is a senior staff reporter for the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service. Mendez is a proud graduate of UW-Milwaukee, where he double majored in Journalism and Sociology, and of Marquette University, where he earned a master's degree in Communication. As an accomplished journalist, Edgar's awards include a 2018 Regional Edward R. Murrow award, several press club awards and a Society of Professional Journalists' regional award for columns dealing with issues such as poverty, homelessness and racism.
Rick Deines says
Great work—thx-please consider adding Serenity Inns. 2827 w. Brown. Very effective 6-7 month recovery program for men.Nearly 400 in program since 2004. An Alumni House opportunity for integrating back into Milwaukee after basic program completion. Ken Ginlack, exec. Director— 4148735474.
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service says
Thank you for your comment, Rick. We will be adding Serenity Inns to our list shortly. Appreciate you, as always.
Austin says
There is a community medical services in South Milwaukee as well!