Sex and forced labor trafficking happens in every corner of the world — the Midwest included. On April 19, United Madison is hosting the Sex Trafficking Awareness & Education Event to raise awareness of this issue close to home.
Brandie de la Rosa, one of BRAVA’s 2022 Women to Watch, is hosting a charity event on March 24 to benefit various area nonprofits.
Angela Trudell Vasquez remembers the moment she fell in love with poetry. She was listening to her parents read “Frederick,” Leo Lionni’s picture book about a mouse who uses poetry to help his community.
This month Black artists will take center stage during the Black Arts Matter Festival, from March 23-26. Performances will include local comedians, a poetry slam competition, drag artists and dancing.
From arts to coding to enrichment activities, these organizations focus on encouraging girls.
To wrap up Madison College’s Black Culinary Series, Madison chef Patience Clark explains the origins of a beloved dish — and demonstrates her own twist on it.
To bookend Black History Month, Madison Public Library’s Tana Elias shares works by notable Black authors that we should check out moving into spring.
To memorialize the legacy of Dzigbodi Akyea, Madison College’s Black Women Affinity Group put together an art exhibition titled “Honoring the Black Woman.”
Feeling nostalgic? Take a tour through five romantic comedies from the ’90s up to the 2010s.
As 2021 fades into view, we revisited your favorite reads of the entire year, which includes inspiring women (of course!), shopping locally and good eats.