text: #TRANSCRIBEBOND Connects People On and Off Grounds to Civil Rights, Past and Present | College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Virginia
  Fom high schoolers to local residents to University of Virginia employees, almost 100 people spent time on August 15 helping make the words of the late civil rights activist Julian Bond, who taught history at UVA for 20 years, more accessible to the public.
  Justin Reid, left, who directs African American programs at Virginia Humanities, assists local resident Rachel Vigour in transcribing a scanned speech of Julian Bond's.
  Laila Hurd and Zhaire Roberson, local high school students, worked on the Julian Bond digital project as interns this summer for the Woodson Institute's Citizen Justice Initiative.
  James Perla / Woodson Institute
  Local resident Betty-Joyce Nash found it so interesting to transcribe Bond material last year that she returned to work on the project again.