A symposium to explore how voice, narrative, rituals, and imagination—from antiquity to present-day—are practiced in the ‘making of ourselves.’
Apr 8 2022 - Apr 9 | University of Virginia & Online
Feb 7 2022 - Feb 28 | Mondays in February, Cost: $68 for Members of Siegal Lifelong Learning; $83 for Non-Members
A conversation with activists Bree Newsome and Emil Little, moderated by Atlantic staff writer Clint Smith. Co-presented by UVA's Memory Project.
Nov 16 2021 | Zoom Webinar
Free outdoor film screening to feature and celebrate Black filmmakers.
Oct 23 2021 | Market Street Park, Charlottesville
Free outdoor film screening to feature and celebrate Indigenous filmmakers.
Oct 22 2021 | Former site of George Rogers Clark statue, Corner of W. Main Street and Jefferson Park Avenue, Charlottesville
A short documentary film program celebrating Indigenous and Afro Mexican communities across the U.S. and Mexico border.
Sep 24 2021 | Community Chalkboard, Charlottesville Downtown Mall
A short documentary film program exploring themes of migration, adaptation, and emotional flux.
Sep 11 2021 | Visible Records, 1740 Broadway Street, Charlottesville, VA 22902
What are the potentials for place-based research, teaching, and learning in national parks, reserves, and sacred natural sites?
May 19 2021 | Zoom Webinar
A conversation with filmmakers, Ángeles Cruz and Federico Cuatlacuatl.
Apr 14 2021 | Zoom Webinar
The American political scene today is poisonously divided. Why do a vast majority of white evangelicals play a powerful role in the disunion?
Apr 6 2021 | Zoom Webinar
