Today is the last day to register to request a mail-in ballot for the June 8th primaries! Need to study up on the ballot? Check out our latest episode and the @cvilletomorrow voter guide! @charlottewords @AliSullivan9
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This week we talk with the people behind two local women-centered organizations and the zine Mala Leche, Sri Kodakalla & Meesha Goldberg. We also talk to Andrea Mayfield & Elizabeth Irvin of @TWIcville about mental health in Charlottesville
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This week we discuss the local affordable housing non-profit purchase of the Red Carpet Inn on 29. We'll also talk about the renovations beginning at a local affordable housing complex after years of protest and a new oral history project in Louisa County.
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Since there are SO many candidates running for things this year (which is awesome) our amazingly talented intern @AliSullivan9 is helping me out with the Voter Guide for a little while! Here's her first candidate profile, @SeanPerrymanVA#ctom https://t.co/9WxkbJcoL1
This week, we sit down with UVA professor Kirt von Daacke to discuss the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers and the people it honors. We also share an interview with Delegate Sally Hudson about some of the new laws passed in the Virginia General Assembly.
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As UVA prepares to dedicate the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers on Saturday, get to know some of the community members involved in the memorial’s creation. https://t.co/8tNET0h3FU
This week, we talk about the upcoming Democratic primary, as well as a recent expansion of voting rights. In the second half of the show, we hear about a new play by Kelley Van Dilla that grapples with gender identity, family and mental health.
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Yesterday marked the one-year anniversary of all public schools in Virginia closing. We talk about this day with a local HS student, the racial inequities that the pandemic has exposed with Samantha Willis, and with a student artist about a new exhibit.
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Last week, UVA reported 229 new cases of COVID-19 in one day. This week, we talk about what’s driving that outbreak and what the university is doing about it. In the second half of the show, we talk with a local organization tackling food justice.
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A Charlottesville mental health services agency helps holistically heal the minds, bodies and spirits of Black, Latina and underprivileged women, as other groups offer mental health support to local people of color. https://t.co/PJGaSD81v5
Later this month, @BillyJeanLouis is heading to the Baltimore Sun. He leaves our community on his last day here with his reflections. We wish him good luck as he continues to rise in his career.
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In the most recent episode of Soundboard, we talk to @BillyJeanLouis about the mental health impact of virtual learning, and Caetano de Campos Lopes about a few issues at the intersection of equity and climate in our community
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A crowd of more than 200 University of Virginia students stood silent Tuesday as LaToya Benton wiped away the tears rolling down her cheek. Exactly one month earlier, Benton’s son, Xzavier Hill, was killed by police. https://t.co/lOOOw4Jhbx