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About SpectrumBy Governor Jim Doyle
Wisconsin has a history of being a leader in the movement toward equal rights for all, and our leadership is something we should be proud of and continue to strive for. Together, we are on a journey toward becoming a more inclusive and accepting nation. That journey means improving the lives of the people of this state. It means concentrating on the things that are important to us all: protecting our civil liberties, investing in our kids, protecting our environment and creating more jobs. There are so many stories to tell in the Madison area that give us hope, and I am pleased that Spectrum Magazines purpose is to inspire people to seek out all that our community has to offer. We all want to live in a place where all people, regardless of their background, can be successful. And when we all work together, there is no limit to what we can achieve. Madison Area Diversity Round Table MembersPreeti Pachaury Dawn Levenick Wayne Canty Lisa Black Bob Mohelnitzky Amber Buschmann Malika Monger Kevin Farrell Jaime Benton Yer Vang Dawn Crim Shiva Bidar-Sielaff Annette Miller Helen Taylor Where can I get Spectrum Magazine?East Madison Community Center Goodman Community Center Bayview Neighborhood Center Boys & Girls Club of Dane County-Allied Boys & Girls Club of Dane County-Taft Bridge Lake Point Waunona Neighborhood Center Kennedy Heights Neighborhood Lussier Community Education Center Lussier Teen Center Neighborhood House Northport Apts./Packer Apts. Community Center Vera Court Neighborhood Center Warner Park Community Recreation Center Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center Wisconsin Youth & Family Center South Madison Health & Family Center-Harambee Production TeamBrennan Nardi Tiffany Thom Mike Kornemann |
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the premiere issue of Spectrum Magazine, a publication that grew out of the desire to strengthen the Madison community as it grows and becomes more diverse. I want to thank and congratulate the Madison Area Diversity Roundtable for their work to launch this magazine, which aims to help break down barriers and unite people of all backgrounds.
