The third Civil Rights Tour runs June 22-28. Paid for by the Memory Project and donors. UVA employees can apply here; teacher and the public can apply here.
Film.
Memory Project artist-in-residence Micah Ariel Watson’s gospel-infused short films 40th & State and Barky’s
Susan Neiman is the author of Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil, which describes Germany’s reconciliation with its past -- particularly World War II. She discussed what Americans can learn from Germany’s experience as we confront our Civil War past and the nation’s Confederate monuments.
Down with the Confederacy! Lessons from Black Activists was a webinar conversation with Black activists Bree Newsome and Emil Little moderated by award-winning author Clint Smith. Watch it here.
The third Civil Rights Tour runs June 22-28. Paid for by the Memory Project and donors. UVA employees can apply here; teacher and the public can apply here.
The Memory Project hosted "Landmarks of Black Sacred Song" virtual screening of films by artist-in-residence, Micah Ariel Watson (UVA '18) and a discussion with Prof. Ashon Crawley.
Join the Memory Project for its virtual launch event featuring Susan Neiman, author of Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil, moderated by Washington Post columnist Michele Norris. Register here
