Being Green is a Family Affair
byA Madison-area couple strives to make an impact on family consumption habits using a “no guilt” approach for a greener, cleaner earth.
LOCAL WOMEN
Lilada Gee on Helping Black Girls Channel the Power of Storytelling
byLilada Gee’s podcast puts Black girls and women in the spotlight and the driver’s seat, helping them tell their stories on their own terms.
Alicia Pelton on Encouraging Female Athletes
byAlicia Pelton is working to bring equity to sports and emphasize the positive effects of girls’ participation and leadership in sports.
Amy Crowe on How to be a Sideline Supporter
byWith Sports Mom Mantra, Amy Crowe provides tools and resources for raising strong women, whether on the field or in the game of life.
Meghan Skrepenski on Gaining Mental and Physical Strength Through Fitness
byMeghan Skrepenski is the founder of Raising STRONG Boot Camps, a Madison-area organization that connects families and promotes self-confidence for children.
Corinda Rainey-Moore on Encouraging Next-Gen Leaders
byCorinda Rainey-Moore wants Black girls to see themselves as the leaders they are, which was her catalyst for founding Queen Leadership Academy.
Christina Outlay on Steminism in Action
byAs Dr. Christina Outlay takes the helm at Maydm, her top priority is educating girls that STEM skills translate to real-world employment opportunities.
Beth Kille on Teaching Girls to Rock
byGirls Rock Camp Madison is a five-day summer camp that has helped nearly 1,400 girls find their inner rock star since 2010.
10 Madison Girl Power Organizations to Check Out
byFrom arts to coding to enrichment activities, these organizations focus on encouraging girls.
Women to Watch: 10 Years Later
byIn January 2012, BRAVA kicked off its first-ever Women to Watch (W2W) awards, honoring 23 Madison-area women.
