Spring
REPAIR Lab: Norfolk Community-Engaged Research with Kim Sudderth, Practitioner, and Kimberly Fields, UVA Politics
Kim Fields leads a conversation on their community-engaged research within the city of Norfolk, VA
As its only remaining elected officials depart, Haiti reaches a breaking point
Robert Fatton, Jr., Woodson faculty affiliate, was quoted in an NPR piece about Haiti's political crisis
Martin Luther King Day: The song that changed the US
Kevin Gaines featured in a BBC Culture article on Stevie Wonder's role in making the MLK national holiday a reality.
Left of Black | Dr. Julius B. Fleming, Jr. on "Black Patience" and the Struggle for Civil Rights
Julius Fleming, Jr., Woodson fellowship class of 2018, was interviewed on the Left of Black web series about his new book Black Patience: Performance, Civil Rights, and the Unfinished Project of Emancipation
Deborah E. McDowell authored the foreward to The Bloomsbury Handbook to Toni Morrison
Deborah E. McDowell authored the foreward to The Bloomsbury Handbook to Toni Morrison
The Forgotten Voices of Democracy Black Political Activism under Brazil’s Military Rule
João Batista Nascimento Gregoire, current Woodson pre-doctoral fellow, published an article in the Journal of Black Studies and Research
Love Songs from Lonely Letters
Composer Joel Thompson debuted a composition based on Ashon Crawley's writings entitled, Love Songs from Lonely Letters
‘Beacon of Hope, Blueprint for Activism’: Sample Julian Bond’s Speeches Online
Deborah E. McDowell quoted in article about the Julian Bond Papers Project launch event
Through a Black Girlhood Lens
Ashleigh Greene Wade publishes blog on UVA'sThoughts from the Lawn about her forthcoming book Black Girl Autopoetics: Agency and Possibility in Everyday Digital Practice