In honor of black history month, Pathway's honors Kamala Harris, the daughter of an Indian mother and a Jamaican father, who broke a nearly two-century barrier in American politics long dominated by white men for centuries but on January 21st, 2021, the first female vice president. Kamala Harris has made history as the first female, first black, and first Asian-American U.S. vice-president. Ms. Harris initially ran for the Democratic nomination, But Mr. Biden won the race and

In Honor of Black History month, The Jarratt house on Pocahontas Island is one steeped in history, standing as the oldest building in one of the oldest Black communities in America. The brick house is about 200 years old and has belonged to the same family for about a century: The Jarratt’s. "I just think it's great to be part of history, to have a historical landmark that hopefully will mean something down the road, indicative of free Blacks pre-Civil War," said John Jarratt

Hello Pathways Family! I am Rynisha Speller, and I am the current AmeriCorps VISTA serving at Pathways. I am thrilled to start blogging at Pathways as I continue my service here in Petersburg. As an AmeriCorps VISTA, I focus on indirect service, meaning I do work that is capacity building and support the services that Pathways provides. I am so excited to share more of what it means to be a VISTA through this blog and discuss all the extraordinary work done at Pathways. I am