Marsha Mansfield: The Uplifting Lawyer
byAs director of LIFT Wisconsin, Marsha Mansfield wants to make legal services accessible to everyone, regardless of socioeconomic status.
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Rosa Thompson: The Role Model to Black Girls
byAs the founder of Black Girl Magic Educational Services, an organization serving girls in fourth through eight grades who identify as Black, African American and multiracial, Rosa Thompson’s influence in Madison is profound.
Diane Hanson: The Faithful Founder
byEverything Diane Hanson does is guided by her Christian faith. “I was born a peacemaker. I always knew that about myself,” says the former chaplain.
Megan Sollenberger: The Helping Hand for Families
byWhile millions of people who are mothers don’t found an organization based off of diaper need, that’s exactly what Megan Sollenberger did — starting The Village Diaper Bank in 2018, a nonprofit that provides free diapers and wipes to families in need.
Ann Catlett: The Compassionate Leader
byAnn Catlett started Solace Friends in 2018 to provide end-of-life care for people who are housing insecure, impoverished or don’t have a place or people to turn to at the end of life.
Madison’s Fun Holiday Happenings
byDuring the Christmas season, Madison turns magical with its twinkling light displays, festivals and shopping destinations galore.
Reproductive Rights in a Post-Roe Wisconsin
byHow Dane County women are navigating reproductive health after another landmark decision.
Madison by the Book
byThe city is a haven for writers and readers alike.
Ann Garvin On Traveling — And Returning Home — As Creative Inspiration
byWhile Ann Garvin admits that she can write (and find inspiration) literally anywhere, she says, “Madison is home. It’s where I recharge, find my center and get back to my routines. Plus, my dog is happiest here.”
Madison Authors Reveal Their Must-Reads
byThese titles have changed Madison authors’ lives.