Ann Morris, Retired Journalist

The Meadow Families Project: Truth Telling and Healing on a Virginia Plantation

Ann Morris is a retired journalist who worked for daily newspapers in North Carolina and Georgia for three decades, most recently as managing editor of the News & Record. She serves on the board of the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, chairing the Equity Committee and serving on the Executive Committee. Ann also chairs the board of Lillian’s List, a statewide organization that works to elect more pro-choice women to office in N.C., and is active in her church, Westminster Presbyterian. In 2020, she began a personal journey to explore her family’s story as enslavers in Virginia. A native of Roanoke, Va., Ann graduated from Williams College and is married to Mark Sutter, a journalism professor at UNC-Chapel Hill. They have two daughters, one of whom graduated from Chapel Hill and one from NC State, which makes for lively family dinners.

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