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2023-2024 Spatial Justice Studio Community Fellows Announced - Vimarsana News

2023-2024 Spatial Justice Studio Community Fellows Announced

2023-2024 Spatial Justice Studio Community Fellows Announced

Two Things: Mayberry embraces "Number One" fan; academic fellows digging in and an ounce of prevention - Vimarsana News

Two Things: Mayberry embraces "Number One" fan; academic fellows digging in and an ounce of prevention

Thrilling Friday. Layers, people. Winter is nigh.

Riverkeeper group seeks to address environmental injustice in the Yadkin watershed - Vimarsana News

Riverkeeper group seeks to address environmental injustice in the Yadkin watershed

As Yadkin Riverkeeper employees, we were awarded a fellowship from the Spatial Justice Studio to study environmental justice in the Yadkin River basin. The studio is a collaborative effort between Winston-Salem State University and University of North Carolina School of the Arts. The Fellows program gives funding and support to community members, faculty, and students that work to address spatial injustice through an interdisciplinary lens.

Camelia Singletary and Rebecca Stone: As cancer aggravates food insecurity, community can help - Vimarsana News

Camelia Singletary and Rebecca Stone: As cancer aggravates food insecurity, community can help

“Until you’re losing hair, hunched over the toilet, experiencing everyday pains, waking up feeling like you don’t want to do anything or talk to anybody … without having that experience,

'Historic repetition': Today's zoning reflects racism of past - Vimarsana News

'Historic repetition': Today's zoning reflects racism of past

Many residents living near the Winston Weaver Co. fertilizer plant likely were alarmed on the last night of Jan. 31 when emergency responders knocked on their doors and blasted loudspeaker