“Origins and Outcomes of Our Nation’s Founding,” a keynote panel with Erica Armstrong Dunbar and Justin Garrett Moore, July 18, 2024.

Historians share the recent rediscovery of Robert Hemmings’s signature, a revelation confirming the literacy of the man that Thomas Jefferson enslaved as his valet.

An interview with historian Whitney Nell Stewart.

How research and oral history helped to reconstruct one family’s Great Migration journey.

Panel discussion with Lindsay Chervinsky and Matthew Costello at the US National Archives in spring 2023.

A June 2022 conversation with Annette Gordon-Reed, Clint Smith, and Darren Walker at Monticello.

A panel discussion with Niya Bates, Justin G. Reid, Hannah Scruggs, and Gayle Jessup White.

A May 26, 2022 conversation hosted by the WHHA & The National Trust for Historic Preservation.

An April 29, 2022 discussion with writer Professor Honorée Fannone Jeffers and musician Dom Flemons.

A Monticello podcast episode about slavery and beer-making told through the life of Peter Hemings, brewer, cook, and tailor enslaved by Thomas Jefferson.

An April 22, 2022 lecture at Kenyon College.

A Mountaintop History podcast episode with host Kyle Chattleton.

An April 18, 2022 conversation and lecture in Dr. Christa Dierksheide’s “Public History” course at UVA.

A February 1, 2022 conversation with Jenna Owens for Monticello’s YouTube channel.

A January 29, 2022 lecture to a Stamford, CT book club about how Americans remember Thomas Jefferson’s life and legacy.

A January 12, 2022 conversation with Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky.

A November 1, 2021 lecture for the guide staff at Monticello.

An October 13, 2021 interview with author Jocelyn Johnson.

An October 7, 2021 talk at American University.

A September 29, 2021 lecture, “Radical Vessels; History and the Pottery of Roberto Lugo,” at the Fairfield University Art Museum.