The Magazine for Madison Area Women
At just 34 years old, Ankita Bharadwaj has already racked up plenty of life experience. She has three law degrees — two from India and one from UW–Madison — is fluent in three languages and has worked as a lawyer, activist and university employee.
These local gardens prioritize texture over color for backyard spaces that are all but understated.
This couple worked with a local landscape architect who designed the couple’s Japanese garden, balancing plants, trees and special features for the space to evolve over time.
This homeowner worked with landscape architect Peter Nause of Second Nature Landscapes to design a larger patio surrounded by hardier plants, shrubs and trees that all require less water.
Four transgender women reflect on their journeys and the power of living authentically.
Martinez-Rutherford is a funny lady, it’s true. The longtime stand-up comedian is a lot of other things, too: entrepreneur, spiritual seeker, public servant.
Very few of us can likely point to one, clear “A-Ha!” moment that changed the course of our lives forever. Harris can, though.
The main organizer behind Trans Advocacy Madison (TAM), an informal, grassroots advocacy group, Price is doing what she feels she has to for the wellbeing of herself and her community.
For Vica-Etta Steel, it took what felt like a heart attack to finally push her toward living her most authentic life.
These mother-daughter teams work perfectly in tandem at businesses they started — and are even providing inspiration to a third generation, who are watching and learning how to #girlboss.