Stephanie Seguino Exhibit Opens Oct. 14 at Northern Vermont University

“Radical Empathy,” an exhibit that explores racial issues through photographs by Stephanie Seguino, will run Oct. 14-25 at Julian Scott Memorial Gallery at Northern Vermont University’s Johnson campus.  
 
The exhibit, and a talk at the gallery by Seguino at 3 p.m. Oct. 23, are free for the public.
 
Seguino, a University of Vermont economics professor, has researched racial disparities in Vermont traffic policing. She co-authored the 2017 paper “Driving While Black and Brown in Vermont,” which examines the role of race in policing. 
 
Julian Scott Memorial Gallery is open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and during Dibden Center performances. For more information, visit NorthernVermont.edu/JulianScottGallery or call 802.635.1469.
 
The exhibit is part of Northern Vermont University’s Lecture and Arts Series, made possible in part by the Harriett M. Sherman Lecture Fund, the Lecture and Arts Endowment, Maret ’92 and Tad ’89 Asaro, Bourne’s Energy and Donald P. Blake Jr. Inc.