Midwest Mujeres Collective to Host ‘Voices and Dreams Live’ in Madison
The Midwest Mujeres Collective is hosting its annual 'Voices and Dreams Live' storytelling event at the Goodman Community Center in Madison, Wisconsin. The event showcases stories from Latinas and Black women reflecting on the American Dream, personal challenges, and redefining…
Green Bay Appleton, WI, October 29, 2026 —
The Midwest Mujeres Collective is hosting its annual Voices and Dreams Live storytelling event at the Goodman Community Center in Madison, Wisconsin. The program will feature stories from Latinas and Black women reflecting on the American Dream, personal challenges and ways of defining success beyond achievements.
One of the people highlighted is Liliana Espejel, an immigrant from Mexico. The event’s account of Espejel focuses on her journey of self-discovery and community. Further details about her experiences were not provided.
The event is organized around personal storytelling and the perspectives of women whose stories address aspiration, difficulty and definitions of success. The summary does not identify the other participants or describe the individual stories they will share. It also does not specify the event’s date, start time, admission arrangements or whether registration is required.
The American Dream is among the subjects named for the program, alongside personal challenges and the idea of success beyond achievements. The available information does not give further detail about how participants will address those themes or the format of the event.
Voices and Dreams Live is described as an annual event. No information was provided about previous editions, attendance, or any activities beyond the storytelling program. The Goodman Community Center in Madison is the named venue.
The announcement provides no direct quotations from Espejel, the Midwest Mujeres Collective or other participants. Additional details about the schedule and the full lineup were not included in the information available.
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