About Speaking in Hues
What's it like to walk through the world as Black women who live in a college town and work at a public Ivy? Join friends and colleagues Taylor Nichols (DEI expert and pop culture queen) and Jaronda Miller-Bryant (scholar, leader, vegan fit-goddess and mom of two) for this podcast produced at the Maxine Platzer Lynn Women's Center at the University of Virginia.
Podcast Internship Opportunity
Speaking in Hues is an immersive narrative podcast that seeks to amplify the stories of women of color and other minoritized persons who are trying to survive and thrive within the University of Virginia, the city of Charlottesville, and beyond. The production also seeks to address issues of equity, inclusion, diversity and justice. Podcast interns will work with the Assistant Director of Engaged Scholarship and devote approximately 6-10 hours a week (some weeks much less) researching episode topics, producing and editing the podcast, contacting potential guests, and editing audio. Applicants with audio editing and production experience are encouraged to apply.
Listen and subscribe to Speaking in Hues any time wherever you get your podcasts.
Typical Activities for Interns on this Team
- Research and scheduling
- Editing and production
Browse the Related Events and From the Blog items linked on this page to see examples of who's involved with this team and what they do.
Additional Opportunities
Know a woman of color at UVA that the Speaking in Hues team should interview? Thinking of a topic you'd love to hear covered in a future podcast episode? Please contact, Jaronda Miller-Bryant for more information.
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Check out recent episodes below or browse them all here.