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Explorations in Black Leadership Professor Julian Bond interviews leaders in the black community. By concentrating on leadership in equal measure to the remembered past of peoples' lives, the conversations implicitly connect the ways in which historical circumstances create the conditions for the future.

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UVA Haiti Working Group The Haiti Working Group brings together UVA faculty, students, programs, and associations interested in generating a critical dialogue about Haitian history, politics, and culture in order to contribute to the post-earthquake rebuilding of Haiti for the Haitian people. For more information contact: yari {at}virginia.edu

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Media, Democracy & Diversity Conference This interdisciplinary, pan-University conference will examine the impact of media on issues of identity, inclusion, and citizenship. We hope to create an intellectual space where students, faculty, staff, and members of the local community can come together and engage these issues - both during the sessions and online.

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AccessUVa AccessUVA is the University's financial aid program designed to keep a higher education affordable for all admitted students regardless of economic circumstance. The story of AccessUVA is best told by the young women and men who have benefited from the program.

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