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The Memory Project's Professor Jalane Schmidt was interviewed by The Washington Post about the removal of the "Johnny Reb" Confederate statue.
The UVA Equity Center, Youth-Nex and the Madison House have launched a new website as a resource for teachers and families across the Charlottesville area.
The Memory Project's Gillet Rosenblith writes about the effect of Covid-19 on public housing policy in The Washington Post.
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Facebook curbs political ads - for seven days before US election
Deliberative Media Lab Director Siva Vaidhyanathan is quoted in the article.
How the Law Treats Hate
Latin America — the next coronavirus hotspot?
The pandemic and great power competition
Closing the digital divide requires a coalition on reform of the Universal Service Fund
Donald Trump Will Get a Postage Stamp–If He Doesn’t Kill the USPS
Professors Richard Handler and Laura Goldblatt write about the current state of the USPS in Public Seminar.
Three years later, Charlottesville looks to educator Benjamin Tonsler’s legacy
The UVA Equity Center's Nancy Deutsch, Bonnie Gordon, Ben Allen and Kimalee Dickerson write about education as the foundation of our democracy.
Three years later, Charlottesville looks to educator Benjamin Tonsler’s legacy
Donald Trump Will Get a Postage Stamp–If He Doesn’t Kill the USPS
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