Pride & Progress
How to talk to kids of all ages about LGBTQ+ issues.
How to talk to kids of all ages about LGBTQ+ issues.
A roundup of LGBTQ+ terms that are good to know when talking to kids about these topics.
The Madison area has many resources for kids who need support or want to learn about LGBTQ+ identities. Here are a few of the best.
Parents may face tough conversations with loved ones about a lack of support for their kids who may identify as LGBTQ+. Here’s how to back up your child.
At Little Pop Color Shop, candy colors, Instagrammable product and smile-inducing products are all part of the shopping experience.
Chloe and Ryan Homan share how holistic financial planning with Joanna Burish allows them to focus on their priorities: building their business and also giving back.
It’s time for outdoor music events, standout arts performances and enlightening festivals.
A Madison couple builds their family haven right on the shores of Lake Monona.
For the past 19 years, GSAFE has worked with families, educators and students to ensure that LGBTQ+ individuals are welcome at schools across Wisconsin.
These local gift ideas for Mom won’t disappoint.
We’ve written about a lot of green topics in BRAVA — check out some of our favorite articles on how you can be more environmentally-friendly, every day.
Staying active and embracing exercise can significantly improve your quality of life, say the experts at Stoughton Health’s OrthoTeam Clinic.
A wide range of services and employers throughout Dane County connect people with disabilities to employment opportunities.
According to Maria Henry, owner of Luminous Rose, a natural and organic skin and haircare line based outside of Madison, stress can take its toll on skin and hair.
It’s time for a visit from the Easter Bunny this weekend! Check out these activities to have some springtime fun.
Sex and forced labor trafficking happens in every corner of the world — the Midwest included. On April 19, United Madison is hosting the Sex Trafficking Awareness & Education Event to raise awareness of this issue close to home.
Sitting down with a financial advisor, like Joanna Burish, who looks at the holistic picture can help your financial wellbeing.
You might be surprised to know that this common emotion can even influence your health “down there.”
According to Shannen Nelson, designer at Waunakee Remodeling, the key is creating a space that works for you — and makes you happy.
Finding used, stylish items for your home is easy at area secondhand and thrift shops.
While it may be tempting to use an online mortgage lender, according to Trent Sveom, senior vice president residential and retail lending at Park Bank, building a relationship with a local lender can be of great value.
The clothes you buy, wash and throw away have a big impact on the planet.
After her son tragically passed in 2021, Michelle Kullmann has been speaking out on the fentanyl epidemic, speaking with politicians, the media and at public events.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a time that promotes awareness and understanding of alcohol use disorder and alcohol-related issues.
Tasha Miller of Community Pharmacy shares some of their favorite remedies for stress relief.
During these trying times, here are some ways to thoughtfully reduce stress.
Willy Keuler made hands-on skills the foundation of his business when he founded Keuler Construction 29 years ago.
With costs continuing to climb, it’s smart to plan ahead for college. Read on for local experts’ tips on college savings, scholarships, the financial aid process and more.
If you eat healthy and provide options for nutritious foods, your kids will be more likely to eat them. Here are some tips to foster healthy eating habits.
When it comes to remodeling, Dream House Dream Kitchens has seen many trends come and go over their 35 years in business.
Explaining the pros and cons of plant-based, meatless “meats.”
Let’s explore the ins and outs of smart appliances – and why they may be more beneficial than you realize.
These local, eco-friendly skin and body care lines are all female-founded — and delightful to try.
Brandie de la Rosa, one of BRAVA’s 2022 Women to Watch, is hosting a charity event on March 24 to benefit various area nonprofits.
In their 30 years of homebuilding, Classic Custom Homes of Waunakee has learned that including specific areas for storage is essential when building a new home.
Angela Trudell Vasquez remembers the moment she fell in love with poetry. She was listening to her parents read “Frederick,” Leo Lionni’s picture book about a mouse who uses poetry to help his community.
What it’s like navigating the city with a disability, plus, local organizations that are working to make Madison inclusive to everyone.
This month Black artists will take center stage during the Black Arts Matter Festival, from March 23-26. Performances will include local comedians, a poetry slam competition, drag artists and dancing.
Satara Home and Baby, which was founded in Madison in the mid-’90s, is known for carrying high-quality, environmentally-sound home and baby goods.
Madison’s wealth of globally-inspired flavors won’t disappoint.
We’ve rounded up our top picks for spring arts and events you’ve got to experience in person in the Madison area.
Three tips from Princeton Club’s expert personal trainers to make your 2022 ambitions happen — even if you’ve fallen off track.
A Madison-area couple strives to make an impact on family consumption habits using a “no guilt” approach for a greener, cleaner earth.
Who runs the world? Girls! These local organizations and women are raising up the next generation of athletes, creatives, thinkers and leaders.
Lilada Gee’s podcast puts Black girls and women in the spotlight and the driver’s seat, helping them tell their stories on their own terms.
Alicia Pelton is working to bring equity to sports and emphasize the positive effects of girls’ participation and leadership in sports.
With Sports Mom Mantra, Amy Crowe provides tools and resources for raising strong women, whether on the field or in the game of life.
Meghan Skrepenski is the founder of Raising STRONG Boot Camps, a Madison-area organization that connects families and promotes self-confidence for children.
Corinda Rainey-Moore wants Black girls to see themselves as the leaders they are, which was her catalyst for founding Queen Leadership Academy.
Girls Rock Camp Madison is a five-day summer camp that has helped nearly 1,400 girls find their inner rock star since 2010.
As Dr. Christina Outlay takes the helm at Maydm, her top priority is educating girls that STEM skills translate to real-world employment opportunities.
From arts to coding to enrichment activities, these organizations focus on encouraging girls.
To wrap up Madison College’s Black Culinary Series, Madison chef Patience Clark explains the origins of a beloved dish — and demonstrates her own twist on it.
To bookend Black History Month, Madison Public Library’s Tana Elias shares works by notable Black authors that we should check out moving into spring.
Our homes express our sense of style. Here’s what hues area interior designers say are trending if you want to give your interiors a refresh.
In January 2012, BRAVA kicked off its first-ever Women to Watch (W2W) awards, honoring 23 Madison-area women.
Understanding your goals and spending habits will help guide you when choosing a new credit card.
Here’s what to know about the current home-buying market.
Mattie Reese seeks to fill in the gaps of Madison’s community needs for those experiencing homelessness.
To memorialize the legacy of Dzigbodi Akyea, Madison College’s Black Women Affinity Group put together an art exhibition titled “Honoring the Black Woman.”