Vinegar Hill Magazine

For centuries, water has carried complex stories for Black communities—stories of struggle, resilience, and transformation. Vinegar Hill Magazine contributor Michaela Franklin shares how Black travelers are reclaiming their relationship with water, turning it into a source of connection and empowerment. From the shores of Zanzibar to the waterfalls of Bali, discover how water is becoming a space for joy, courage, and renewal. ???? Read the full article at https://lnkd.in/dJW7WC2F #VinegarHillMagazine #BlackTravel #TravelWriter #HealingWaters #DiasporaJourneys #EmpowermentThroughTravel

We’re excited to announce our new and improved website is live! ?? A huge thank you to NewsPack and GetCurrent Studio for their incredible work. As we launch this new site, please be patient with us as we work through any technical issues that may arise. To see the changes, please clear your browser cache and cookies. Check it out and let us know what you think! https://lnkd.in/g3qheG4P #VinegarHillMagazine #NewWebsite #WebsiteLaunch

We recently sat down with Dr. Lisa Woolfork, the visionary behind the award-winning “Stitch Please” podcast, to discuss her incredible journey. From unexpected shout-outs in the New York Times to winning top honors at the Ambie and Signal Awards, Dr. Woolfork shares how her mission-driven work in sewing and storytelling is making waves. Get inspired by her dedication to uplifting Black women, girls, and femmes through creativity and community. Whether you’re passionate about sewing or simply looking for inspiration, Dr. Woolfork’s story is sure to motivate! ?? Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/ebteYUXy - #StitchPlease #BlackCreatives #PodcastSpotlight #WomenWhoSew #VinegarHillMagazine #CommunityAndCreativity #PassionDriven #CelebratingBlackExcellence

The Eta Phi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. gathered at The Haven in Charlottesville to spread warmth and essentials to our unhoused neighbors. Under President Pamela Brown’s leadership and backed by 1,000+ members, they brought comfort and care as winter approaches. “Our mission is to serve and uplift,” shared Velvet Coleman, Service Project Chair. “With each item donated, we hope to remind our neighbors they’re valued and seen.” Read the full story at ?? https://lnkd.in/eMnZgDkb ??? Khalilah Jones #VinegarHillMagazine #AlphaKappaAlpha #EtaPhiOmega #Charlottesville #CommunityCare

This year the Virginia House of Delegates has officially commended the partners of Charlottesville Inclusive Media for our commitment to equity and community storytelling. We are beyond honored to be recognized for uplifting Black voices and creating a media landscape that represents and resonates with all. From Vinegar Hill Magazine’s celebration of Black art, culture, and politics, to @imhotalkshow’s powerful, thought-provoking discussions, to @cvilletomorrow’s dedication to justice and informed citizenship, each partner stands as a unique pillar of strength for Central Virginia’s communities. ?? As we grow and expand, we remain committed to building a stronger, more inclusive media landscape. Read more about this incredible milestone and our vision for the future ???? https://lnkd.in/eU2B-VR7 #CharlottesvilleInclusiveMedia #VinegarHillMagazine #CommunityVoices #BlackMediaMatters #BlackVoices

Holly Edwards' legacy of leadership and compassion still thrives in Charlottesville, and her family continues to honor her work by making an impact of their own. Learn how her values live on through her family and their dedication to community and service. Read the full story. https://lnkd.in/eb3PM3rG

Does Charlottesville media serve you well? We're teaming up with Charlottesville Inclusive Media to make sure you're getting the news and information you need—but we can’t do it without your help! ?? Your voice is crucial to designing news that truly works for you. ?? Please take just 5 minutes to share your thoughts and help us improve! Take the survey here ?? https://lnkd.in/eVygR_AZ #VinegarHillMagazine #CommunityNews #Charlottesville

?? Thrilled today to receive funding from Press Forward, the nationwide initiative strengthening communities through local news! We’re in great company: 205 small, local newsrooms across the U.S. are sharing $20 million for reporting on communities and regions that have traditionally gone uncovered. Since 2012, we have been on the frontlines designed to support and project a more inclusive social narrative, to promote entrepreneurship, and to be a beacon for art, culture, and politics in the Central Virginia region. A review panel of national foundation and journalism leaders read about how our publication makes a difference right here at home and awarded us $100,000 in funding over 2 years. Learn more: pressforward.news/grantees #PressForward

In the heart of Virginia, in the rolling hills and tight-knit communities, Gloria Witt’s journey from a rural upbringing to a prominent advocate and leader is a testament to determination and a deep-seated commitment to justice. In a recent conversation with Vinegar Hill Magazine, Gloria shared her story, offering insights into her life, career, and the forces behind her work. ?? Read the full story at https://lnkd.in/eEVy4_JH #GloriaWitt #VinegarHillMagazine

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