Madeleine Willis is a Production Assistant at Iowa Public Radio. She covers a diverse range of topics including climate policy, arts and crafts, gender issues, and social interest, highlighting the intersections of these themes in her work. Madeleine's reporting has been featured in The Daily Iowan, WVIK, and Quad Cities NPR.
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Madeleine Willis covers a wide array of local topics in Iowa, with a focus on culture, society, and entertainment news. She frequently seeks expert commentary for her articles and also covers various events.
Given the diversity of topics she covers, experts from different fields such as environmental conservation, indigenous rights, art and economy, climate change or Iowa history could reach out to offer insights or commentary related to their expertise.
As Madeleine's geographic focus is local (United States/Iowa), sources based in Iowa or those with direct knowledge of issues specific to this region would be particularly relevant when reaching out.
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By: Madeleine Willis, Caitlin Troutman
Ways To Subscribe Historians discuss Iowa's significance as a part of the Underground Railroad.
By: Ben Kieffer, Dani Gehr, Madeleine Willis, Caitlin Troutman
Juneteenth, a federal holiday, honors the emancipation of enslaved people in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865 — the final group of Americans to be notified they were free.
By: Madeleine Willis, Charity Nebbe, Samantha Mcintosh, Neve Kelley
For thousands of years, dugout canoes were a vital form of transportation for Indigenous Americans.
By: Dani Gehr, Madeleine Willis, Charity Nebbe
Some parents struggle to see their children leave home, while others see it as a new and exciting phase of their life. Empty nesters share their experiences.
