At UVA Black Fire is a multimedia initiative dedicated to documenting the ongoing struggle for social justice and racial equality at the University of Virginia. Through various platforms such as interviews, audio files, events, and magazines, At UVA Black Fire sheds light on the stories and experiences of marginalized communities within the university. One of the key focuses is women's athletics and the impact of Title IX, which revolutionized the landscape of higher education and intercollegiate athletics.

Last year, sports writer Jeff White conducted interviews with key figures who played instrumental roles in the progress of women's sports at UVA. To further honor and celebrate this history, a short film titled Accidental Athlete was created, highlighting the remarkable journey of Paulette Jones Morant and featuring two student athletes. The film premiered at the Black Star Film Festival and continues to captivate audiences with its inspiring narrative.

Black Fire is committed to amplifying voices and promoting inclusivity at UVA