The Magazine for Madison Area Women
Samantha Beaver analyzes companies’ naturally occurring communication processes, which could include conversations, meetings, Slack feeds or survey responses, for employers to better understand how teams work together
The passion and excitement that pours from Shelia Stubbs as she tells her story of activism and her pursuit of racial equity, is contagious.
To ease the holiday burden, organizations big and small in the Madison area are working to put more smiles on families’ faces this holiday.
Look dashing in the snow as you layer on the texture with luxe fabrics this winter.
Fresh ideas for the hard-to-shop-for people on your list. Find everything right here at your favorite shops. No shipping necessary.
Recording family stories in writing produces a tangible piece of the past to share for generations to come.
A recent statistic shows that 46% of gamers are female, yet the industry that creates the games continues to be a male-dominated world.
Women are gaining ground in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields at UW-Madison, and pulling up those behind them.
Selecting artists for the Wisconsin Triennial, held at the MMoCA, is a well-thought out, deliberate process, including visits to artists’ studios.
As director of Music Theatre of Madison (MTM), Meghan Randolph has two missions for her shows: Make them unique and, when possible, make them local. With MTM’s October production of “Held: A Musical Fantasy,” Randolph is accomplishing both of these goals, and then some.