PersonNiya Bates
Niya Bates is a PhD student at Princeton University in the History Department. Her current research interests include U.S. slavery and Reconstruction, Black radicalism, genealogy of families enslaved in Virginia, and …
PersonColita Nichols Fairfax
Dr. Fairfax is a Full Professor of over 20 years at Norfolk State University. She specializes in uncovering historical and cultural data to enhance community and marriage interventions/development, and social …
PersonLauranett Lee
Dr. Lauranett Lee is a public historian specializing in teaching, advocating, and collaborating with diverse community and academic audiences. She was the founding curator of African American history at the …
PersonKarice Luck-Brimmer
Karice Luck-Brimmer is the Community Initiatives Program Associate for Virginia Humanities responsible for regional engagement in Southern Virginia and supporting the General Assembly African American Cultural Resources Task Force. Based …
PersonChardé Reid
Chardé Reid is a Black feminist archaeologist who draws on anthropology, history, and Black studies methods and literature to examine how legacies of the past, particularly colonialism and white supremacy, …
PersonJustin G. Reid
Justin G. Reid is a public historian and cross-sector leader in cultural sustainability, advocacy, and philanthropy. As director of community initiatives at Virginia Humanities, he supports cultural heritage-focused partnerships statewide …
PersonTim Roberts
Tim Roberts, MA, RPA is a Secretary of the Interior-qualified, registered professional archaeologist with a 17-year career history in cultural resource management. He is an expert in the identification, evaluation, …
