Our mission is to clearly, candidly and openly reflect the diversity and optimism in our community. We are dedicated to improving our readers’ quality of life by celebrating the people, establishments and events that encourage us to embrace our identities as individuals and as an LGBTQA community.
Our goal is to deliver each story, identity and person regardless of notoriety or lack thereof. We aim to demonstrate how we overcome obstacles on a day-to-day basis. The progress our community has made is undeniable and the applause deserved is what we intend to provide.
When you build a user account you will be notified whenever a new issue comes out. You gain full access to our community. You can begin contributing to our forums. You become able to send personal messages to other users. Take a moment, build an account and become a part of Our Lives.
In her own words, coordinator Angela DuPont reflects on the AIDS-Ride community
The past 50 years in a civil rights movement through the eyes of Madison native Brian Powers
Dawn Siebert and Ben Monty share how Madison won the bid to host ASANA
Richard Wagner revisits the "At Homes" of Madison in the 1950s
Members can read the PDF now! Not a member? Sign up, it's free!
In her own words, Tret Fure tells how she built a career for herself in folk music
Jane Weldon chronicles how Madison became the home to this 35-year mission.
Emily Mills uncovers the scope of musicans from our community on the Madison music scene
Richard Wagner looks back at the early work of the New Harvest Foundation.
Various members from all facets of our community share their favorite small town destinations
In his own words David Waugh describes growing up on a farm, and how he reconciled being gay with rural life
John Quinlan and Will Fellows revisit the cultural significance of Fellows' Farm Boys
Richard Wagner records the ripple effects that our elected officials have set in motion in the Upper Midwest
OutReach Development Director Nikki Baumblatt's open letter to her partner, Cris Derrick
Past Fair Wisconsin Board President Dan Ross marries love and activism
Local author Darwin Ward takes a shot at describing an intangiable feeling