April 08, 2021 Maine Public Radio Sherri Mitchell joins host Jennifer Rooks and researcher Natalie Michelle on the radio show “Maine Calling” to discuss climate impacts on
April 02, 2021 Gregory S. Schneider, The Washington Post “The Supreme Court of Virginia has cleared the way for the city of Charlottesville to take
March 12, 2021 NWP Radio Join National Writing Project Radio for a conversation with AWTT artist and founder Rob Shetterly and education director Connie Carter. For nearly twenty
March 08, 2021 Eleri Harris, VOX Here’s a fun graphic essay by cartoonist Eleri Harris depicting some highlights in the history of International Women’s Day. And since
March 05, 2021 Beth McEvoy, News Center Maine The best thing Robert Shetterly does is paint. So when he found himself feeling frustrated and angry
February 23, 2021 On this day in 1868, William Edward Burghardt Du Bois – scholar, writer, editor, and civil rights pioneer – was born in Great Barrington,
February 22, 2021 Abby Phillip, CNN In this rare interview with CNN’s Abby Phillip, Claudette Colvin, now 81, explains why she believes many female activists were overlooked in histories
February 19, 2021 David Tisdale, The University of Southern Mississippi Clyde Kennard‘s story – of his persistent attempts to enter the University of Southern Mississippi
February 15, 2021 Sharon Rudahl, Yes! Magazine Get a sneak peak of Sharon Rudahl’s graphic biography of singer, writer, civil rights activist Paul Robeson in Yes! Magazine. “This graphic