December 24, 2024 Kimberly Fields published an article in the Environmental Justice Journal: "Practicing Repair:Advancing Community-Based Solutions on Coal Dust Pollution in Hampton Roads, Virginia through a Practitioner-in-Residence Program"
March 7, 2025 Ashleigh Wade delivered the opening keynote at the University of Kentucky’s 30th Black Women’s Conference, which took place March 7-8. The conference theme for this year was: “We Are the Culture: A Symposium on Black Girls and Girlhood
March 1, 2025 Woodson faculty members Nemata Blyden and Sabrina Pendergrass, featured on PBS' "Great Migrations" Series (2025)
March 7, 2025 Robin Means Coleman's new book The Oxford Handbook of Black Horror Films was published in March 2025 with Oxford University Press. This is Professor Coleman's third book in two years
May 4, 2024 People want to breathe better air in Hampton Roads, Virginia. How Kim Fields and the Repair Lab are working with community members to seek environmental justice for the decades of coal dust that they’ve inhaled.
January 17, 2025 Kimberly Fields awarded a Pioneering Ideas Grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for her project The Future of Evidence: Low-Cost Sensing, Local Knowledge, and Evidence to Drive Change Around Airborne Coal Dust
