ARROW Project’s Sabrina Burress named Mental Health Champion in Virginia
ARROW Project Executive Director Sabrina Burress was honored today for going above and beyond to serve those in the mental health field.
ARROW Project Executive Director Sabrina Burress was honored today for going above and beyond to serve those in the mental health field.
It’s been two years since the United States designated Juneteenth a federal holiday. But America still has a long way to go to correct racial injustice.
Nine faculty members at Virginia Tech aim to produce research this summer that will fight racism, expose structural inequality and support vulnerable communities.
The Virginia Board of Education voted unanimously to not advance controversial draft guidelines for history and social science learning standards,
Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s war on K-12 public education in Virginia is opening up a new front: aimed, not the least bit surprisingly, at history and the social sciences.

On Monday, as some people lose faith in American democracy, new Americans will become citizens at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture’s July 4th Naturalization Ceremony.

State representatives today dedicated a historical highway marker issued by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources that recognizes a camping area created for African Americans during the late 1930s.

Anne Spencer was born in 1882. A poet and civil rights activist, she was part of what would come to be called the Negro Renaissance in the 1920s in Lynchburg.

Harrisonburg received two state honors through the Department of Housing and Community Development’s annual awards program.

Here’s Climate Action Alliance of the Valley’s second December 2021 roundup.