In the News
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.
Upcoming Events
Who’ll Stand for Democracy?
Aspen Ideas Festival: Taking Stock: America at an Inflection Point
As part of the Aspen Ideas Festival, former White House Domestic Policy directors Melody Barnes and John Bridgeland have a conversation with Dan Porterfield, President and CEO of the Aspen Institute, on the current state of affairs.
Irish Times Festival: Race, Democracy and the American Crisis
A conversation between Co-Director Melody Barnes and Irish Times columnist and author Fintan O’Toole, on recent events in America: Black Lives Matter and police brutality, George Floyd and Donald Trump, civil rights and the American crisis.
Restrictions on Beach and Pool Access Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic
Monument Avenue must be for everyone
Co-Director Melody Barnes writes about Richmond's Monument Avenue in The Washington Post.
US hospitals function like businesses. That's why they are struggling amid COVID pandemic.
Why did it take so long for Reddit and Facebook to block racist groups?
New column by Deliberative Media Lab Director Siva Vaidhyanathan in The Guardian.
Who Will Get to Swim This Summer?
Pandemics and our faulty federalism
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