When Aaron Perry was struggling to control his diabetes, he had an idea: participate in an Ironman Triathlon. He was told it couldn’t be done by someone in his health condition. One year later, he became the world’s first African American diabetic to finish the race. After that, Perry went on to create the Men’s […]
“Smiles, high fives, and juice boxes”: Southside Raiders provide n...
It is a sunny Saturday morning in the cool April air that marks the long-awaited and coming return of summer. With the large white roof of the Coliseum and Alliant Energy Center in full view just a mere football field or two away, players and their families gather at Quann Park. They’re there for the […]
The Rainbow Project’s 2021 April Learning Series
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Rainbow Project, a non-profit in Madison that provides treatment and therapy to families and children who have experienced trauma, is recognizing this national month with a Learning Series on the effects of child abuse and how to prevent it. Our month-long recognition begins with our annual Stakeholder […]
Project Recovery: Mental Health during a Pandemic
We can’t escape Covid-19 no matter how hard we try. It has affected all of us in many ways. Since the pandemic began, more people have said they’re talking about their mental health more with others, citing the fact that knowing “other people are also struggling” is the top reason why. On February 15th on […]
Body Image and Self Care in a Pandemic
Many of us have been spending lots of time lately on video calls—from work meetings and online school to virtual game nights and family gatherings—and this is affecting how we feel about ourselves. Weight shaming and body dissatisfaction are at an all-time high as our routines are disrupted and we spend more time on social […]
Rebroadcast: Let’s Talk Black Burnout
Back in February, Wednesday host Ali Muldrow sat down with poet Tiana Clark to discuss Black burnout. This was pre-pandemic in the U.S., pre-summer protests, and pre-election season, but we think the conversation is just as relevant as ever, so we present it today as a special rebroadcast. This episode originally aired on February 19, […]
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