Housing remains a hot topic of discussion in both Albemarle County and the city of Charlottesville as both localities work through the housing components of their respective comprehensive plan updates, which include developing plans and... More

Erin O'Hare

eohare@cvilletomorrow.org

While we are just beginning to learn all the ways the pandemic has affected the mental health of children, there is a growing consensus among child development and health experts that the best way to promote recovery is simple: Play. Children... More

This week, the Charlottesville Inclusive Media project debuted the first episode of its web show, “Black Truths/White Truths.”  The show, hosted by Giles Morris, of Charlottesville Tomorrow, and Troy “Razor” Robinson, of In My Humble Opinion radio... More

Patty Medina

pmedina@cvilletomorrow.org

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Ahead of Wednesday’s Albemarle County Board of Supervisors meeting, a crowd of more than 100 gathered outside the County Office Building on McIntire Road to rally against a proposed gun ordinance that... More

During Monday night’s Charlottesville City Council meeting, all five councilors voted to fund an eviction prevention pilot program through Legal Aid Justice Center. It was just in time: The national eviction moratorium expires in just over a week, on July 31. More

Erin O'Hare

eohare@cvilletomorrow.org

As the critical dialogue around future land use in Charlottesville heightens, Cultivate Charlottesville Food Justice Network  partners reflect on the urban agriculture land lost to necessary redevelopment at Friendship Court, South First Street and, after this season, Sixth Street.... More

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The Charlottesville City Council has taken one step forward on the right side of history, according to Robert Gray, cofounder of Peace in the Streets. Earlier this month, the council voted in favor of funding the... More

Patty Medina

pmedina@cvilletomorrow.org

Legal aid, housing advocacy groups and tenants — especially tenants — are bracing for the inevitable wave of eviction filings that will crash on the shores of courthouses throughout the U.S. at the end of the month, when the CDC's national eviction moratorium expires at midnight on July 31. More

Erin O'Hare

eohare@cvilletomorrow.org

Ahead of the upcoming academic year, Albemarle County Public Schools could have a policy in place to protect transgender and nonbinary students. The policy, which will place the county within compliance of new state law, will be... More

Charlotte Rene Woods

cwoods@cvilletomorrow.org