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- Center for Humanities Newsletter, September 2019(Virginia Tech College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, 2019-09)The Center for Humanities advances research based on humanistic methods of scholarship among faculty and students in arts, human-centered social sciences, and humanities fields working in their disciplines and collaborating with faculty across Virginia Tech. This edition of the newsletter commemorates the Center's one-year anniversary, celebrates faculty accomplishments, and looks ahead to upcoming programming.
- Center for Humanities Newsletter, Spring 2021(Virginia Tech, 2021)This newsletter promotes humanities research and upcoming programming at the Center for Humanities.
- Center for Humanities Spring 2021 newsletter(Virginia Tech, 2021)This newsletter promotes humanities research and upcoming programming at the Center for Humanities.
- Center for Humanities Summer 2020 Newsletter(Virginia Tech. College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, 2020)This newsletter promotes humanities research and upcoming programming at the Center for Humanities.
- Center for Humanities, Spring 2020(Virginia Tech College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, 2020)This newsletter promotes humanities research and looks ahead to upcoming programming at the Center for Humanities.
- Crickets: AUDIO from Unlocked: Art and Experiences From Inside Virginia's Prisons(Virginia Tech Publishing, 2023-11-15)
- Gen-O-Cide: AUDIO from Unlocked: Art and Experiences From Inside Virginia's Prisons(Virginia Tech Publishing, 2023-11-15)
- "Open Yo Eyes" AUDIO from Unlocked: Art and Experiences From Insides Virginia's Prisons, Volume 2.1Breslau, Margaret (Virginia Tech Publishing, 2023-02-24)
- Tina Turner: AUDIO from Unlocked: Art and Experiences From Inside Virginia's Prisons, V3(Virginia Tech Publishing, 2023-11-15)
- Unlocked: Art and Experiences From Inside Virginia's PrisonsJohnson, Sylvester; Breslau, Margaret (2022-07)Among the approximately 25,000 people currently incarcerated in the Commonwealth of Virginia are mothers, fathers, siblings, and youths, who, like all other human beings, have stories to tell, ideas to share, and questions that can take on a life of their own in the way that all literature can do. With this biannual journal, we seek to amplify the voices of the incarcerated in our state through their poems, spoken word, personal reflections, and artwork. In doing so, we not only lift the concerns and creativity of those behind bars, but we also provide a healing space where imagination and talent serve to restore and empower. Art humanizes, engages, makes us think, and creates connections. It has always been a powerful agent for change if we just unlock it.
- Unlocked: Art and Experiences from Inside Virginia's Prisons, vol. 4Breslau, Margaret; Coalition for Justice (Virginia Tech Publishing, 2024-12)With this biannual online project, we seek to amplify the voices of the incarcerated in our state through their poems, spoken word, personal reflections, and artwork. In doing so, we not only lift the concerns and creativity of those behind bars, but we also provide a healing space where imagination and talent serve to restore and empower. Art humanizes, engages, makes us think, and creates connections. It has always been a powerful agent for change if we just unlock it. Unlocked, vol. 4 includes poetry and artwork by: Mikey “Bear” Berryman, Alfonso “Quillz” Skyles, Piper Rountree, Charles Smith, David Sowers, Gwendolyn Burton, El Presynt, James P. Davis, Hazel Miller, Henry Herrera, Darren Harris, Canaan Swift, Michael Bryant, Babi Kitelonga (Congo Black), John Sherwood, Shounques Bynum, Wayne “Infinite” Thomas Jr., Tevin Sai’fullah McGougan, Anthony Winn, Sandra Krantz, Justin Vaughan, John Anderson III, Joel Aaron Burrell, Joshua Hairston, Quincy Cornell Jones, Tiocio Seward, Toby Stephens, Rachel Parsons, Ryan Brown, R. S. McCroskey III, Glenn Harrison, and Bethany L. Padron.
- Unlocked: Art and Experiences From Inside Virginia's Prisons, Volume 2.1Breslau, Margaret (Virginia Tech Publishing, 2023-02-23)With this biannual online project, we seek to amplify the voices of the incarcerated in our state through their poems, spoken word, personal reflections, and artwork. In doing so, we not only lift the concerns and creativity of those behind bars, but we also provide a healing space where imagination and talent serve to restore and empower. Art humanizes, engages, makes us think, and creates connections. It has always been a powerful agent for change if we just unlock it. This second issue of our burgeoning publication broadens the spectrum of colors with which we paint our lives, wishes, and recollections, taking readers further into truly understanding the lived human experience of mass incarceration. In doing so, it digs deeper and further into the escape tunnel that is a voice expressed and heard.
- Unlocked: Art and Experiences From Inside Virginia's Prisons, Volume 3Breslau, Margaret (Virginia Tech Publishing, 2023-11-21)Among the approximately 25,000 people currently incarcerated in the Commonwealth of Virginia are mothers, fathers, siblings, and youths, who, like all other human beings, have stories to tell, ideas to share, and questions that can take on a life of their own in the way that all literature can do. With this biannual journal, we seek to amplify the voices of the incarcerated in our state through their poems, spoken word, personal reflections, and artwork. In doing so, we not only lift the concerns and creativity of those behind bars, but we also provide a healing space where imagination and talent serve to restore and empower. Art humanizes, engages, makes us think, and creates connections. It has always been a powerful agent for change if we just unlock it.
- "Vote or Veto: AUDIO from Unlocked: Art and Experiences From Inside Virginia's PrisonsBreslau, Margaret; Shabazzallah, Hassan Raashann (Virginia Tech Publishing, 2023-02-24)