EventSentence: Flying in Place III
This cross-disciplinary project uses creative writings by students in the PVCC Higher Education in Prison program as a basis for theatrical performance.
EventSentence: Flying in Place III
This cross-disciplinary project uses creative writings by students in the PVCC Higher Education in Prison program as a basis for theatrical performance.
EventSentence: Flying in Place III
This cross-disciplinary project uses creative writings by students in the PVCC Higher Education in Prison program as a basis for theatrical performance.
NewsRosel Schewel’s Enduring Legacy in Virginia
To celebrate reaching our milestone goal for the Rosel Schewel Fund, we’re taking a look back at Rosel’s decades-long legacy of activism in Lynchburg and beyond.
EventFraming Agnes Film Screening and Discussion
Join the Humanities at the University of Richmond for the first screening of the award-winning documentary Framing Agnes in Virginia, followed by a conversation with the film’s director.
NewsThe Visitor’s Center
In the summer of 1982, a group of six paraplegic men set out to climb the highest natural peak in Dallas, Texas. Sometimes carrying their wheelchairs up the Guadalupe Peak, they made it. Perri Meldon is working on a disability handbook that tells these stories and more.
EventGrowing Kale, Shifting Power and Building Food Sovereignty
Meet Detroit-based activist and educator Malik Yakini, who will share lessons learned in leading the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network.
EventWhat is Justice? Where is Mercy?
Join the Springhouse Community School at the June Bug Center for a student performance of original scenes inspired by Bryan Stevenson’s memoir Just Mercy.
EventJust Mercy Community Book Discussion
Join the Springhouse Community School for a community book discussion of Just Mercy, Bryan Stevenson’s memoir documenting his career as a criminal defense lawyer and his efforts to overturn numerous wrongful convictions.
EventJust Mercy Community Book Discussion
Join the Springhouse Community School for a community book discussion of Just Mercy, Bryan Stevenson’s memoir documenting his career as a criminal defense lawyer and his efforts to overturn numerous wrongful convictions.
