The JXN Project

10/22/2026

The JXN Project would like to recognize its co-founder, The Honorable Dr. Sesha Joi Moon, for helping to make history on behalf of Black Richmonders and Virginians as part of the Spanberger Administration — please follow and to learn more!

10/22/2026

The JXN Project would like to recognize its co-founder, Dr. Sesha Joi Moon, for helping to make history on behalf of Black Virginians as part of the Spanberger Administration — please follow and to learn more!

Six African American members of Gov. Spanberger's historically diverse cabinet gathered at the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia at a time when diversity is under sustained attack.

10/21/2026

Toni Morrison once said — "We [pass]. That may be the meaning of life. But we do language. That may be the measure of our lives”. The quote was a reflection of how storytelling gives shape and value to our lived existence and experience as human beings.

When The JXN Project thinks of the measure of a woman, it is Dr. Sylvia Bugg and we have deep appreciation to PBS for ensuring that everyone's stories remain told through the Dr. Sylvia M. Bugg Creative Voices Initiative — .

We're honored to share this news. 💙 💙

The Dr. Sylvia M. Bugg Creative Voices Initiative will support filmmakers, producers, editors, and other storytelling professionals who have experienced barriers to entering the media industry.

More: https://to.pbs.org/4jBZ6tb

10/09/2026

Please join Dr. Sesha Joi Moon, Co-Founder of The JXN Project, for a screening of VPM’s “Declarations: Black Americans and The Revolutionary War” on PBS at the Cabell Library at VCU on Tuesday, October 13 at 5:30pm in partnership with the College of Humanities and L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs — to register to attend, scan the QR code!

10/02/2026

The JXN Project would like to thank the 2026 March On! Festival and NCTA National Internet and Television Association for hosting a special screening of VPM’s “Declarations: Black Americans and The Revolutionary War” on PBS — the sold out screening included a tribute to Dr. Sylvia Bugg.

09/18/2026

The JXN Project would like to congratulate everyone who crossed the finish line at Run Richmond 16.19 — and to thank those who attended the brunch and special screening of “Declarations” at the VMHC. We look forward to continued community collaborations with DHF, BHMVA, VPM, and Shockoe Institute — we’ll see you next year! [📸 Djimon Hounsou Foundation x Jesse Peters]

09/15/2026

The JXN Project would like to congratulate everyone who crossed the finish line at Run Richmond 16.19 — and to thank those who attended the brunch and special screening of “Declarations” at the VMHC. We look forward to continued community collaborations with DHF, BHMVA, VPM, and Shockoe Institute — we’ll see you next year!

09/09/2026

The JXN Project would like to thank the Djimon Hounsou Foundation and WWBT 12 On Your Side for selecting the Skipwtih-Roper Cottage as the site for this year’s promo for Run Richmond 16.19. To register for the 5 or 10 miler and learn more about the race weekend schedule, follow and join Team to run with the project — we’ll see you at the finish line on Saturday followed by the screening of “Declarations” on Sunday at the VHMC! 🖤✊🏽💪🏽

09/07/2026

The JXN Project would like to say congratulations to the 26 scholarship recipients of the Hold The Door Scholarship Fund from local HBCUs at the 3rd Annual Cousinz Festival — the project was honored to sponsor $5K in scholarships in direct support of the fund and festival!

09/02/2026

Please join The JXN Project for the next screening of VPM’s “Declarations: Black Americans and The Revolutionary War” on PBS at the 2026 March On! Fest on Thursday, October 1 at 6pm at the NCTA - The Internet & Television Association located at 25 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, DC. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with JXN Co-Founder, Dr. Sesha Joi Moon, along with Stacey L. Holman, Michon Boston, Traci Biswese, Roy Austin, Jr., and Mansoor Khadir on bringing history to life through AI in documentary storytelling — deep gratitude to Robert Raben and Kim Callinan for having the project. For tickets, visit marchonfest.org — see you there!