Seller beware — The moral risks of hazardous statue disposal
The Memory Project's Jalane Schmidt discusses Confederate statue removal and the consequences of their relocation in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
In the Spotlight
Learn more about UVA Democracy Iniative's partnership with StoryCorps One Small Step.
Siva Vaidhyanathan writes for The Guardian on recent leaks exposing Facebook and Instagram.
The Equity Center worked with Albemarle County’s Office of Equity and Inclusion to create an Equity Profile anaylizing various conditions across demographic groups and geographic areas that contribute to well-being.
The Religion, Race & Democracy Lab seeks story ideas from first-generation undergraduate students on how religion and race contribute to, challenge, and complicate democratic societies. Deadline: November 15.
Memory Project Director Jalane Schmidt comments on Charlottesville's confederate statues finally coming down for CNN.
Professor Daniel Gingerich and Post-Doctoral Researcher Jan Vogler analyze what the Black Death can tell us about the impact of modern pandemics.
What Happens After? A Conversation about Monuments, Memory, and this Moment
Buying Power: Electoral Strategy before the Secret Vote
Associate Professor of Politics and CLEAR lab co-director Daniel Gingerich writes about how politicians utilize local intermediaries to mobilize voters in the American Political Science Review.
Women in Politics: Past, Present, and Future
Aftermath: Democracy in the Wake of 2020
UVA groups launch equity website for Charlottesville-area community
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.
Do They Deliver for You? Postage stamps and the paradox of democracy
Professors Laura Goldblatt and Richard Handler wrote this essay in Public Seminar as part of the Democracy & the Pandemic Series.
Do They Deliver for You? Postage stamps and the paradox of democracy
Social Innovation Summit 2020: Exploring Philanthropy’s Role in a Democratic Society
Covid-19 has exposed the consequences of decades of bad public housing policy
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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