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I think Climbing Vines is a great way to celebrate the black female presence on Penn’s campus. It can be comforting, rallying, entertaining and surprising to discover the experiences of other people who share a common reality: we are all black women who went or are currently going to the University of Pennsylvania.    

– Courtney Paul

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The Climbing Vines projects chronicle challenges, personal growth, and the shared experiences of black alumnae and undergraduate women of the University of Pennsylvania in written and audio formats. Climbing Vines: A Collection of Short Stories, 2nd ed. is a book that chronicles 20 narratives by UPenn black alumnae and undergraduate women about their undergraduate experiences at the University. The Climbing Vines Podcast allows for black alumnae, undergraduate women, and staff to discuss relevant topics and stories for black undergraduate women. A non-profit venture, the Climbing Vines mission is to promote mental health and progressive academic and social experiences for black undergraduate women at the University of Pennsylvania, and beyond.