Bonner Center for Civic Engagement

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Bonner Center for Civic Engagement

One Book, One Richmond

Join One Book, One Richmond conversations across campus in 2019-20.Learn more.

Bonner Scholars Program

With 100 Bonner Scholars, the University of Richmond has one of the largest Bonner Scholars Programs in the country.Learn more.

Regional Reports

Reports from area agencies and organizations articulate the greatest needs and priorities of our region.Learn more.

Our Mission, Vision, and Values

Feature Stories

TJ Tann, '21
Community connections inspire leadership and American studies double major

Virginia General Assembly Internship Program
Professor Dan Palazzolo empowers students and future alumni to make a difference in Virginia government

Engage for Change Spotlight
Ted Lewis of Side by Side shares more about their work to support LGBTQ+ youth

Jaide Hinds-Clarke, '20
Senior leads the way in promoting diversity, inclusion

Community-Based Learning Faculty Fellows
Celebrating a decade of faculty engagement, teaching, and scholarship

Ayele d'Almeida, '20
Internship with a London-based nonprofit provides leadership lessons

Alumnae Recognized for Service
Paige Wigginton, '09, Stephanie Eken Sander, '97, receive alumni awards

Alumnae Recognized for Service
Paige Wigginton, '09, Stephanie Eken Sander, '97, receive alumni awards

Pathways to a College Experience
PACE volunteers inspire future scholars

Aaron D'Oleo, '19
Bonner Scholar connects academic and community interests in Manchester

Unpacking the Census
John V. Moeser Fellows examine structural inequality through census research

Engaging North Carolina
Two international students support hurricane restoration efforts in New Bern

Learning as an Emancipatory Practice
Dr. Karina Vazquez expands student perspectives through community engagement

Tech4All
Bonner Scholars support information technology solutions for nonprofits at IT4Causes

Michael Johnson, '19
Senior explores servant leadership through mentoring, public policy

Noah Clarke & William Stith, '18
Alumni reflect on the importance of men of color in mentoring roles

Cassidy Perkinson, '19
Jepson senior finds cross-cultural connections in an internship close to her University of Richmond home

Benedict Roemer, '19
Senior raises awareness for youth justice reforms during his Jepson Internship

Accounting Students Learn Through Hands-On Experience
Free tax assistance provided at UR Downtown and throughout region

Designs by Advocates for Richmond Youth and WILL*
Collaborative project addresses youth homelessness

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Events

Nov
15
CCE Brown Bag: Our Stories, Our Richmond: Celebrating Asian Student Voice
12:30 PM - 1:25 PM
Location: Tyler Haynes Commons, Room 305... Continue reading
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Nov
17
'History Is Happening': Understanding Hamilton
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Kevin Cherry, associate professor of political science, Patricia Herrera, associate professor of theatre, and Samantha... Continue reading
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Nov
21
One Book Discussion with Dr. Rick Mayes
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
The One Book One Richmond programming series will continue with a discussion of What the Eyes Don't See, written... Continue reading
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Nov
22
CCE Brown Bag: Change Now: Ancestors, Youth, and Community Activism in Richmond
12:30 PM - 1:25 PM
Panelists: Dr. Ladelle McWhorter (Chairperson, Virginia Organizing), Taekia Glass (Program Director, Art 180), Trey... Continue reading
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Feb
05
One Book Lecture with Mona Hanna-Attisha
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
The One Book, One Richmond 2019-20 keynote will feature Mona Hanna-Attisha, pediatrician, professor, public health... Continue reading
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