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From Passion Project to Preservation Powerhouse

Don Schwamb, founding father of the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project, has retired after 30 years of leadership. We sat down with him to understand the history behind the Project, where it’s been, and where it’s going in the decades ahead.

Things Need to Change

Kitty Steward-Trivedi is a disabled, queer, biracial high school student who wanted to attend a summer program at UW-Madison. Kitty was initially accepted, then disenrolled. Rather than go away quietly, Kitty took a stand.

From Passion Project to Preservation Powerhouse

Don Schwamb, founding father of the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project, has retired after 30 years of leadership. We sat down with him to understand the history behind the Project, where it’s been, and where it’s going in the decades ahead.

Filling a Need to Be Seen

Martha Marvel is the founder and president of the (Green) Bay Area Council on Gender Diversity, or BACGD. Here, she outlines the origins and welcomed growth and expansion of support and community-building initiatives for the trans, non-binary, and intersex residents of Northeastern Wisconsin.

Finding and Building Community in Mauston

Kristen Whitson and her wife, Gaia, bought 11 acres in Mauston, WI (population 4,347 as of the 2020 census) and were pleasantly surprised to find themselves as new buds in a now blossoming LGBTQ+ community.

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From Passion Project to Preservation Powerhouse

Don Schwamb, founding father of the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project, has retired after 30 years of leadership. We sat down with him to understand the history behind the Project, where it’s been, and where it’s going in the decades ahead.

From Passion Project to Preservation Powerhouse

Don Schwamb, founding father of the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project, has retired after 30 years of leadership. We sat down with him to understand the history behind the Project, where it’s been, and where it’s going in the decades ahead.

To the Point

Point Pride founder Ryan Goszkowicz shares details about this year’s event in Stevens Point.

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Out at the Symphony
Rutabaga - Winter
Out at the Symphony
Rutabaga - Winter
Rutabaga - Winter
Out at the Symphony
Out at the Symphony
Rutabaga - Winter

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Food & Dining

Dinotto was Meant to Be

Dino Maniaci opens an Italian deli that shares a kitchen with his restaurant, D’Vino, filling a vacancy in downtown Madison.

Delta Means Change

Delta Beer Lab has done their best to take the high road, as economic pressures challenge business to find a new way,
by making changes that still serve their mission and values.

Cash & Olive’s Pub

Jen O’Branovich and Courtney Sargent of Millie’s Coffee & Eatery in Cambridge have traded in the sunny space they formerly occupied in Galleria 214 to expand into a more Sconnie-style environment outside the main drag.

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Arts & Entertainment

Liberation through Literature

A Q&A with Sandy Olson and Nicholas Leete of LGBT Books to Prisoners. The organization is trans-affirming, racial-justice focused, and operates from a prison abolitionist perspective.

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Home & Garden

Hard Work

Crossroads Community Farm organic farmer Cassie Wyss talks about becoming a farmer and a member of the LGBTQ community later in life.

Choosing a New Neighborhood

Vivienne Andersen, a full-time REALTOR® for more than a decade, looks at ways that LGBTQ people assess safety when deciding where to buy a home.

A Rural Oasis

Princeton-raised Matthew Trotter is building a purposefully curated ecosystem that both lifts up his home town’s history and celebrates a queerer version of up-north culture.

A Secret Worth Sharing

A 25-year exercise in spontaneity and experimentation transformed a neglected property into an eclectic eden.

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Health & Families

Taking Care of Ourselves and Each Other

Kristi Mason, APSW, the Elder Advocate at OutReach LGBTQ+ Community Center has information and advice for understanding and mitigating the causes of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

Let Trans Kids Play

Kalick Kiioro, a transgender high school softball player, makes the case for inclusion, equity, and sound science when it comes to participation in sports. Note: Kalick Kiioro is a pseudonym we’ve used to protect the identity and safety of the author.

Madison Queer Bike Ride

Organizer Zach Johnson shares about a meetup in Madison’s Law Park. The ride specifically welcomes all bodies, including new or infrequent bikers, on the second Wednesday of every month at 6:00 (weather permitting).

Queer Climbing Social

Co-chair Becca Ridge (she/her) and Co-host SJ Hemmerich (they/them) on a monthly meetup at Boulders Climbing Gym’s two locations in Madison.

Pain Is In the Brain

Nyle Biondi, MS LMFT, was one of the first out trans therapists in the state of Wisconsin and has devoted the past few years to helping others heal from chronic pain and health conditions.

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