Purely Political
bySure, politics are divisive. But area women who work in the field say there’s so much more to politics than that — mentorship, making an impact and bridging divides are all reasons they say they love what they do.
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Emboldening Community-Led Advocacy
byHow one organization rebranded and changed focus to invite aspiring nonprofits to work hand-in-hand for greater community impact.
Tone Shift
byHow UW-Madison’s La Follette School of Public Affairs is civilizing political discourse before the election.
The Importance of Mentorship in Politics
byTwo women reflect on their special mentor-mentee relationship.
Making the News
byWisconsinEye’s Lisa Pugh brings a thoughtful, advocacy-focused edge to “Newsmakers.”
How to Get Involved
byWhether you want to become more informed about social issues or are considering running for office, here are several groups to help you get started.
Success Stories
byWhether they were a teenage mother, founding a nonprofit from scratch, or launching their own media company, these women have all tackled life and career challenges with gusto, each forging their own extraordinary path.
How to Network Strategically Without Burning Out
byMy name is Dawn, also known as the Unique Connector. Once a very shy girl, I’ve transformed into a master connector.
She Crafted a Media Company From the Ground Up
byLupita Montoto has been a Madison media presence for more than 24 years. She and her husband, Luis, cofounded La Movida Radio in 2000 out of a small station in Poynette.
How to Manage Imposter Syndrome
byIn a world of key performance indicators and LinkedIn humblebrag posts, it’s easy to fall into the habit of comparing ourselves to others, then feeling like we’ve come up short.