More Stories From Our Community
Elevating Black voices in Madison, focusing on COVID-19 and the intertwined protests in response to police brutality and systemic racism:
- Black Like Me Podcast (Season 4)
- Defending Black Girlhood Podcast
- Urban Triage | Urban Triage on Facebook
- Freedom Inc. | Freedom Inc. on Facebook
- Madison365 | Madison365 on Facebook
- The Capital City Hues
- The Black Voice - a publication for historically silenced voices at UW-Madison
This list is not exhaustive, please help us add to it by emailing community@madisonpubliclibrary.org with links or voices we should be sharing.
See also The Blackivists' Five Tips for Organizers, Protestors, and Anyone Documenting Movements (via Sixty Inches From Center)
Looking for more stories related to Madison and Wisconsin? More oral history and community history collections to explore:
- UW-Madison Cultural Landscapes: First Nations (YouTube - full version)
- Land Recognition & Native Mounds, Edgewood College
- Love Wisconsin
- Oral History Program at UW-Madison
- Madison African-American Oral History Project (2016)
- Dr. Alex Gee's Black Like Me Podcast
- Madison's LGBTQ Community exhibit and digital collection
- The People of Rural Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Veterans Museum Oral History Program
- I am Madison project by Madison365/Madison Community Foundation
- Westmorland Neighborhood Oral Histories
- Meadowood Then and Now
- The Megaphone: Connecting Stories for a Sustainable Future by Sustain Dane
- Settlin': stories of Madison's early African American families by Muriel Simms
- Madison History stories from WORT 89.9 FM
- The Bubbler Artists in Residence & more, WORT 89.9 FM
- An East Side Album: a community remembers edited by Ann Waidelich and Sarah White
- Real Life Library videos, created by WHOA (We Help One Another)
- Local Voices Network (LVN) - Madison chapter
- The Peoples' Stories of South Madison, Volume 1 by David Giffey
- Defending Black Girlhood Podcast
- Inside Stories Podcast