The Virginia Union University Office of Government and Community Relations is hosting a virtual symposium, “Our America: The Reality Check 2021,” at 6 p.m. Friday, March 12.

Organizers said the event will give a new generation of activists, influencers and policymakers an opportunity to explore and offer ideas for address- ing and ending the racial and social inequities that African-Americans face.

Panelists are to include state NAACP Executive Director Da’Quan M. Love, Richmond 381 Movement co-founder Corey Stuckey, Richmond Human Rights Commission member Riqia Taylor, Richmond LGBTQ Chamber President Natasha Crosby and VUU alumnus Kadeem Roberts, who is a member of the Norwalk, Conn., City Council.

Additional panelists include Natalie Andre, VUU community engagement coordinator and activist, and Bronxlyn, a musical artist and promoter.

Registration: tinyurl.com/VUUourAmerica.

Details: neandre@vuu. edu.