Few of us have heard of Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, the leading Black poet of the 19th century, a novelist and essayist, a fighter for abolition, temperance and women’s suffrage. She chose…
A healthy prairie is a delicate ecosystem that provides shelter and habitat for a thriving diversity of interdependent life. As we come back together to welcome our next season, join…
In this presentation, Worker Justice Wisconsin (WJW) lifts up the voices, experiences and causes of all those who labor in our community, especially low-wage and immigrant workers. We talk about…
Our saved history is made up of the ideas we have found to be valuable enough to pass down. As an ever evolving living tradition, our historians are the curators…
This proudly independent, lay-led community has called a minister. Now what? Join us as our new minister begins his journey and shares his hopes (and fears!) about the road ahead.
The intention of this presentation is to remember and honor the various losses during the COVID pandemic. We collectively have experienced an enormous amount of change and loss, and we…
Mutual evaluation happens whenever two entities come together and consider forming a relationship. I’ve spent the past few weeks getting to know your community a bit better, and at the…
Listen to a group of Madisonians who are mobilizing co-conspirators to inject seed funding via a Black owned company, Madison Roots, LLC, for the purchase of both rental property and…
In the mid 19th century, Unitarians Elizabeth Blackwell and her sister Emily both became medical doctors at a time when such a thing was unheard of. They studied in Europe…
