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Montpelier Foundation begins purge of whistleblowing employees - Vimarsana News

Montpelier Foundation begins purge of whistleblowing employees

The Montpelier Foundation has begun firing staff members who questioned the Foundation’s retraction of its promise to share governance.

Nation's history professionals deplore move by Madison's Montpelier to walk back partnership pledge with Black community - Vimarsana News

Nation's history professionals deplore move by Madison's Montpelier to walk back partnership pledge with Black community

Five of the nation’s and the region’s leading historical groups weighed in this week on the fracas at James Madison’s Montpelier over how the presidential site shares its governance with

Montpelier Sparks National Backlash with Board Vote to Abandon Shared Governance with Descendants of the Enslaved - Vimarsana News

Montpelier Sparks National Backlash with Board Vote to Abandon Shared Governance with Descendants of the Enslaved

Thousands Sign Petition Condemning Action; Montpelier Staff Rebuke Employer; National Trust Warns of “Irreparable Harm” to Montpelier’s Legacy

James Madison's Montpelier disempowers slave descendants, breaking promise - Vimarsana News

James Madison's Montpelier disempowers slave descendants, breaking promise

Montpelier—President James Madison’s home in Orange County, Virginia—is embroiled in controversy over what authority it allows descendants of the enslaved people who built and powered his family’s plantation.

James Madison's Montpelier disempowers slave descendants, breaking promise - Vimarsana News

James Madison's Montpelier disempowers slave descendants, breaking promise

ORANGE — President James Madison’s home in Orange County, Virginia, is embroiled in controversy over what authority it allows descendants of the enslaved people who built and powered his family’s