The Magazine for Madison Area Women
After retiring, Becky Steinhoff shifted her talents to philanthropy, leading the PRL Keystone Foundation, a Madison nonprofit that promotes equity for women and children through focused initiatives and grants to area nonprofits.
After 40 years in the hospitality industry, Lea Culver has finally had time in the last few years to reflect on her career journey.
In June 2022, Moberly retired, with the intention to become a small business owner and open her own glass and metal studio.
A local nonprofit helps those who have experienced domestic violence feel a sense of home again.
The outdoor season of the Dane County Farmers’ Market resumes on April 13! If you’re looking to head to the Capitol Square, check out these female-run businesses.
Becoming an influencer is intriguing. But how do they make money?
Five women share how they were able to come to terms with life-altering changes, and push forward.
The last thing Diane Anderson expected to hear in 2002 was that she had breast cancer — at 44, she was an active and otherwise healthy mother of three girls.
Growing up on Chicago’s South Side, Jevon Diming experienced generational trauma: several cousins were killed by gun violence and her nephew, Pierre, was a victim of gun violence.
After being stalked in Milwaukee as retaliation for reporting a sexual assault of a family member, Lai’Kita Buie knew she could no longer raise her three children there.