NewsThe Heart Is a Drowning Object: A virtual event
Join Katherine Vaz, Isabel Pavão, and Katherine McNamara for a discussion of their multimedia e-book, The Heart Is a Drowning Object, from Artist’s Proof Editions; with Molly Schwartzburg. The Heart Is A Drowning Object is a collaboration …
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NewsAnnouncing “Uncovered: From the Vault of the Virginia Folklife Program”
By Pat Jarrett, Acting Director – Virginia Folklife Program I know we’re not the only ones missing live music this year, and I’m certainly not the only person whose heart …
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NewsClutter: An Untidy History with Jennifer Howard
Explore this recap from our virtual Shelf Life event with Jennifer Howard…
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NewsHistory United Nominated for a Civvy Award
Virginia (Danville, Charlottesville)—Virginia Humanities announced today that their History United program has been nominated for a Civvy Award. The American Civic Collaboration Awards (the Civvys) are the only national awards …
NewsQ&A with Shelf Life author Jennifer Howard
Get to know SHELF LIFE author Jennifer Howard…
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NewsUncovered: From the Vault of the Virginia Folklife Program
Rev. Tarrence Paschall will be joining us for a livestream of a 2004 concert.
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NewsTeen Spirit
Teenagers have been a mystery for generations of parents and guardians. This week’s guests have unmatched insight.
NewsREPLAY: The Shondaland Revolution
Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal, and How to Get Away with Murder aren’t just popular tv shows–they’re also groundbreaking. Michaela Meyer (Christopher Newport University) says showrunner Shonda Rhimes has changed the way …
NewsREPLAY: Music that Mends
Much is written about incarcerated people. This week, we hear what they are writing and thinking about themselves.
News2021 Festival books on 2020 best-of lists
Learn more about the 2021 Festival books that critics selected as the “Best of 2020…”
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NewsPolicing The Jig
There’s no such thing as silence. This week’s guests reveal that there’s always something to hear.
NewsHeartwarming Holidays: Romance Writing & Publishing
Enjoy this Shelf Life event recap from romance authors Talia Hibbert, Sarah Morgenthaler, and Priscilla Oliveras…
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NewsTeaching African American History in Virginia
This webinar presents Commission Chair, Dr. Cassandra Newby Alexander and Co-chairs; Dr. Rosa Atkins and Dr. Derrick P. Alridge of Governor Northam’s Virginia Commission on African American History Education in …
NewsQ&A with Shelf Life author Talia Hibbert
Get to know SHELF LIFE author Talia Hibbert…
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