State Senate committee advances resolution declaring racism a health crisis in Virginia.
COVID-19 Will Inflict Trauma On Virginia's Children. Analysts Don't Yet Know How Bad It Will Be.
Story Center: Destiny's Flow
Destiny's Flow is a creative storytelling piece that addresses the intersection of navigating the hustle and frenzy of capitalism, overcoming childhood trauma, and combatting racism and oppression. This piece speaks to transitioning from the hustle and frenzy addiction to a process that fosters hustle and flow in addition to healing. The narrator is navigating the chaotic process of healing, meeting her basic needs, and achieving her purpose, which is achieving equity and justice for all people.
Henrico citizens urge supervisors to reconsider implementation of civilian review board
The creation of an effective civilian review board with authentic people power is “a fundamental aspect of democracy,” Chlo’e Edwards, president of Black Lives Matter 804, told supervisors.
Uplifting Voices: Chlo'e Edwards and Aaliyana Carr
Voices for Virginia's Children, through their Uplifting Voices series and in celebration of Black History Month, interviewed cousins, Chlo'e Edwards and Aaliyana Carr (student and youth advocate) about what led them to discover their voice, where they see their advocacy leading them, and more.
'People power': Henrico residents urge Board of Supervisors to create police civilian review board.
In first year on the job, Henrico's police chief is working to increase transparency and strengthen community relationships.
Black Lives Matter 804, Urban League Young Professionals to hold march in Henrico’s West End June 5.
Richmond, Henrico among first in Va. to release equity data for recent cases, vaccinations.
Williamsburg Regional Library, William & Mary focus on anti-racism for second annual ‘One Book One Community’ program