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In this introspective letter to the author’s younger self, Elliot, a student in one of Madison’s east side middle schools recounts his struggles with understanding his trans identity and finding acceptance and belonging. Because Elliot still does not feel safe and fully supported by those around him, he has asked to remain anonymous except for his first name.
Kate Krause, owner of Paradigm Coffee and Music in Sheboygan discusses her small business journey and the importance of creating safe spaces and communities throughout her nearly 20 years in business.
In the last 50 years, Mark Mariucci has played a pivotal role in shaping Green Bay and Wisconsin’s LGBTQ+ community through his involvement in several gay bars, multiple community organizations, and the longest-running LGBTQ+ print publication in Wisconsin history.
This directory represents a growing list of Milwaukee-area nonprofits that serve Wisconsin’s LGBTQ+ community. Curating the list is an ongoing effort, and this list may not be complete.
Chef Gregory León, owner of Amilinda in Milwaukee, discusses his restaurant, the culinary scene in Milwaukee, his community charity work, and being nominated for four James Beard Awards.
Sam Waldron, owner of Reverence Intimate Portraits and Dutcher Photography, describes her experience running a Queer Body Image Bootcamp and helping queer people see, love, and accept their bodies.
Susan Nolan found community and unexpected joy through Madison’s Gay Hockey Association.
Born into a harsh world of poverty and hardship in London, Ziggy Odogun found her strength and resilience through sports. Now, living in Monona, she passes on her life lessons as an inspirational speaker, trainer, and youth soccer coach through her organization, The Zinovae Foundation.
Krystal Westfahl, President and CEO of Minocqua Area Visitors Bureau, shares her journey to the beauty of and community in Minocqua.
Fair Wisconsin Inc., an advocacy-focused nonprofit that works to make Wisconsin a fair, safe, and equitable place for the state’s LGBTQ+ community, has launched a new feature on their website to help folks keep track of legislation that seeks to limit protections,...
In Wisconsin’s high-stakes April 1 election in which Susan Crawford was elected to the State Supreme Court, Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford was re-elected as an alder to serve on the Madison City Council. Two years ago, Martinez-Rutherford became the first transgender...
On April 11, Season 3 of the The Great American Baking Show aired on Roku. The lineup included Daniel Freiburger, a home baker and Epic employee who lives in Madison. Daniel has been baking seriously for the last 10 years, a passion that he first discovered while on a...
On August 12, 2024, 28-year-old Kevin Price called 911 to report a domestic altercation with his boyfriend at their apartment in Fitchburg. Price called a little before 8:00 a.m., and through heavy breath said, “There’s an issue. We have no contact orders, and we saw...
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