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This is a video of UCARE’s press release, which took place earlier this semester. Please take the time to watch this video. It is a very accurate report of what UCARE hopes to gain from this press release.

UCARE held a press release on the Rotunda steps this Monday. Here is a video and article about the press release.

The Cavalier Daily reported on UCARE’s press conference. Here is the article that high lights some of our goals, recognizes our six figure grant, and talks about the Call for Reflection and Action.

The following is a compilation of recent events regarding the President, the Board of Visitors, the Interim President, and the Governor… if I am missing anything of note, please let me know! ~Liz On June 21, Rector Helen Dragas released a statement to the university community. You can read the

KEEP FIGHT AGAINST RACISM ALIVE On May 1, a racial slur painted on Beta Bridge in Charlottesville prompted a quick series of condemnations by a variety of people and organizations at the University of Virginia. Within a day, the news cycle was complete and the story no longer held headlines or the

We are very proud of the interview between NIOT and UCARE interns Regina and Dylan. The interview is now posted on the NIOT website Here. This interview discusses the history of UCARE and the ongoing role of UCARE both in the community and in the University. The screening of the NIOT film Light in

Take a look at this article from the New York Times about Affirmative Action and the possible affects of repealing the legislation that allows for it. Jim Wilson/The New York Times “After California voters approved such a law, black and Hispanic freshman enrollment at the University of California

In a tribute to U.Va.’s enslaved laborers, U.Va. Today examines the history and legacy of Henry Martin, a the beloved bell-ringer of U.Va. Engaging our history is important and vital, and Martin is a good entry point into U.Va.’s history of slavery. However, as Corey Walker, former U.Va. professors

Please read the summary of the December 1oth forum! The forum offered new insights, challenges, and ideas about how to move forward. Click below to read the summary and add your comments. Dec. 10th Forum Recap

Did you miss the competition and forum on the Enslaved Laborers Memorial last spring? Most of the submissions are available on our website now, just check out the Memorial for Enslaved Laborers page! Also, mark your calendars for the open forum “Preserving our Past, Framing our Future” on Nov. 2rd