From community dialogues, to the census, to voter registration drives, the James Madison Center for Civic Engagement is preparing students to work together to solve problems and build a more just and inclusive society.

The African philosophy of Ubuntu defines Sisters in Session, which is dedicated to the support of women from African/Africana and Black descent at JMU.

Gilbert Bland (’77) epitomizes service-centered leadership and bringing communities together.

A Richmond, Virginia-based business incubator is helping area startups, including several alumni-owned ventures, navigate these uncertain times.

Dr. David Killeen (’12) draws on his Madison Experience to care for patients in New York City, formerly the U.S. epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sarah Montana (’09) shares her remarkable journey following the murder of her brother and mother, and how JMU helped her through it.