What if your summer professional learning placed you inside the Moton story, working with primary sources, archival materials, and oral histories while exploring the landscapes where civil rights history unfolded,
Black History Month was never meant to be rushed—or confined to a single day on the calendar. It is an invitation to learn, reflect, and engage with a history that
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The Virginia Tourism Corporation has launched a new Virginia Civil Rights podcast series amplifying stories from across the Commonwealth and highlighting Virginia’s role in the Civil Rights Movement. The Virginia-focused
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Praise on the Hill Gospel Explosion has been rescheduled. Due to forecasted winter weather and concerns for safe travel, Praise on the Hill has been rescheduled. While we were looking
Weather Closure Update The Robert Russa Moton Museum was closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, due to winter weather. The museum will remain closed through Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Stay
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