Partner Communities
KENNESAW, GEORGIA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Kennesaw State University
El Refugio
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Past is Precedent: Incarcerating Non-Citizens
FACILITATORS
Jackie Dickie, Kennesaw State University
LOCAL FUNDERS
Kennesaw State University
LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO
LOCAL PARTNERS
Doña Ana Community College
Learning Action Buffet
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: The project “Water is Life” will address the environmental justice issue of the finite supply of pure water in the desert along the New Mexico/Arizona, New Mexico/Texas, and US/Mexico borders. Partners will use video and a podcast to address the challenges of living in the desert.
FACILITATORS
LOCAL FUNDERS
Federico Almarez, Instructor, Doña Ana Community College
Armando Arellano, Learning Action Buffet
Michelle Valerde, Learning Action Buffet
Lamaia Vaughn, Professor, Doña Ana Community College
New Mexico State University
MERCED, CALIFORNIA
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of California, Merced
Foodlink for Tulare County
Central Valley Agroecology Program Planning Committee
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: This project is a collaboration that integrates education, practice, and advocacy for agroecology in the San Joaquin Valley. The collaboration will use agroecology as a vehicle for resiliency and regeneration. Partners will develop a podcast called The Voices of Sustainable Agriculture: Agroecology in the San Joaquin Valley.
FACILITATORS
LOCAL FUNDERS
Carlos Gomez, Central Valley Agroecology Program Planning Committee
Brenda Gutierrez Mora, Foodlink for Tulare County
Kassandra Hishida, Central Valley Agroecology Program Planning Committee
Rebecca Ryals, Professor, University of California, Merced
University of California, Merced
MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA
LOCAL PARTNERS
West Virginia University
West Virginia Criminal Justice Listening Project
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: A Place for Women: Rising Incarceration Outpace Resources
FACILITATORS
LOCAL FUNDERS
Mary Kay McFarland, Teaching Associate Professor, Reed College of Media, West Virginia University
West Virginia University
SAN MARCOS, CALIFORNIA
LOCAL PARTNERS
California State University San Marcos
California Indigenous Museum and Cultural Center
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: This project will explore the history and current environmental justice experience for Southern California tribal communities, adapting a food sovereignty toolkit to be used by tribal communities across the region. Related courses will engage students and communities in promoting food sovereignty through expanding on food sovereignty work with the Pomo tribe.
FACILITATORS
LOCAL FUNDERS
Nicole Lim, Director, California Indigenous Museum and Cultural Center
Joely Proudfit, Professor and Director California Indian Culture and Sovereignty Center, University of California, San Marcos
Kristall Vega, California Indigenous Museum and Cultural Center
California State University San Marcos
WATERVILLE, MAINE
LOCAL PARTNERS
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Host
LOCAL FUNDERS
Maine Youth Justice
Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition
People First Portland, ACLU-Maine, Maine Center for Juvenile Policy and Law
Colby College
Oak Institute for Human Rights
FACILITATORS
Valerié Dionne, Associate Professor, Colby College
AMHERST, MASSACHUSETTS
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Arise for Social Justice
Just Schools
Neighbor to Neighbor
Out Now
Pa'lante Restorative Justice
Prison Birth Project
Real Cost of Prisons Project
Sophia Smith Collection
Springfield Climate Justice Coalition
Statewide Harm Reduction Coalition
Steinem Initiative
UMass Alliance for Community Transformation
Voices from Inside
WORTH: Women on the Rise Telling HerStory
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Seeking Environmental Justice in the North End
States of Incarceration: Reforming Gender and the Carceral State: What are Women’s Prisons for?
Guantánamo Public Memory Project: Where is Guantánamo?
FACILITATORS
David Glassberg, Professor, History Department, UMass, Amherst
Jessica Johnson, Outreach Director, History Department, UMass, Amherst
Marla Miller, Professor of History and Director, Public History Program, UMass, Amherst
LOCAL FUNDERS
Public History Program, UMass, Amherst
Department of History Feinberg Family Distinguished Lecture Series, UMass, Amherst
Office of Research Development, UMass, Amherst
AUSTIN, TEXAS
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Texas, Austin
Casa Marianella
Center for Spatial Practices (CUSP)
Grassroots Leadership
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Spatial Stories of Migration and Detention: How Does Architecture Shape Punishment?
FACILITATORS
Bob Libal, Executive Director, Grassroots Leadership
Sarah Lopez, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, UTexas, Austin
LOCAL FUNDERS
The School of Architecture, UTexas, Austin
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Universidad de los Andes
Universidad del Rosario
ACOPESCA, ASAPEVEMA Asociación de Pescadores y Agricultores de Venero y María Antonia, Asociación de pescadores de Hobo
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Entangled Lives, Entangled Hopes
FACILITATORS
Diana Bocarejo, Profesora Asociada, Escuela de Ciencias Humanas, Universidad del Rosario
Catalina Muñoz, Profesora Asociada, Departamento de Historia, Universidad de los Andes
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
LOCAL PARTNERS
Northeastern University
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: The Norfolk Prison Colony Debating Society: Are Prisons for Punishment or Rehabilitation?
FACILITATORS
Martin Blatt, Professor of the Practice in History, Northeastern University
Victoria Cain, Assistant Professor of History, Northeastern University
LOCAL FUNDERS
Public History Program, Northeastern University
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Johnson C. Smith University
The Village, Elon Homes and Schools for Children
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Reimagining the Foster System: Care or Criminalization?
FACILITATORS
Keri Peterson, Chair, Department of Humanities and Assistant Professor of History, Johnson C. Smith University
April Rainer, Director of Residential Services, The Village, Elon Homes and Schools for Children
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
LOCAL PARTNERS
DePaul University
Inside/Out Prison Exchange Prison, Stateville Penitentiary
Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Legacies and Voices: What Do You Want Your Legacy to be?
FACILITATORS
Amy Tyson, Associate Professor of History, DePaul University
LOCAL FUNDERS
History Department, DePaul University
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Illinois-Chicago
Alianza Americas
Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO)
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Resisting Cycles of Environmental Injustice in La Villita
FACILITATORS
Zorayda Avila, Campaign & Outreach Manager, Alianza Americas
Rosa Cabrera, Director, Rafael Cintrón Ortiz Latino Cultural Center and Adjunct Professor, Museum & Exhibition Studies, University of Illinois-Chicago
Yanitza Carmona y Correa, Alianza Americas
Antonio Lopez, PhD, Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO)
Amy Shannon, Senior Advisor, Alianza Americas
Kimberly Wasserman, Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO)
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Duke University
Duke Campus Farm
Duke Human Rights Center
Blossom Garden Club
Briggs Avenue Community Garden
Pauli Murray Project and Center for Social Justice
Year-Round Garden Club
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Cultivating Action: Gardeners as Agents of Change
States of Incarceration: Death and Life at Central Prison: Who is the Death Penalty for?
FACILITATORS
Saskia Cornes, Assistant Professor, Program Director, Duke Campus Farm, Duke University
Robin Kirk, Executive Director, Duke Human Rights Center at the Franklin Humanities Institute, Duke University
Barbara Lau, Director, Pauli Murray Project, Duke University
Jessica Namakkal, Assistant Professor, International Comparative Studies, Duke University
Giulia Riccò, Preparing Future Faculty Fellow, Duke University
LOCAL FUNDERS
Office of the Dean of the Social Sciences, College of Arts & Sciences, Duke University
EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN
LOCAL PARTNERS
Michigan State University
Michigan History Center
Citizens for Prison Reform
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Genius Blossoms Behind Prison Walls: Can Prisons Be Sites of Culture and Leisure?
FACILITATORS
Suzanne Fischer, Director, Michigan History Center
LaShawn Harris, Associate Professor of History, Michigan State University
FUNDING PARTNERS
Michigan History Center
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Bennett College
North Carolina Environmental Justice Network
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Stories of Environmental Justice
FACILITATORS
Valerie Ann Johnson, Mott Distinguished Professor of Women's Studies and Director, Africana Women's Studies, Bennett College
Onté Johnson, Clean Energy Campaign Coordinator, North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit in Greensboro
FaithAction International House
The Town of Princeville
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Environmental Justice Along the Underground Railroad
States of Incarceration: Voices from the Chain Gang: What Can We Learn From Listening?
Guantánamo Public Memory Project: Behind the Cactus Curtain: How Do International Tensions Shape Everyday Lives?
FACILITATORS
Aaron S. Allen, Associate Professor of Musicology and Director of the Environment & Sustainability Program, UNCG
Jennifer Feather, Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, Department of English, UNCG
Christopher Graham, Visiting Assistant Professor of History, UNCG
Marcia Hale, Assistant Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, UNCG
Steve Kroll-Smith, Professor of Sociology, UNCG
Anne Parsons, Assistant Professor of History, UNCG
Meredith C.F. Powers, Assistant Professor of Social Work, UNCG
LOCAL FUNDERS
Gail Fripp Museum Studies Fund, UNCG
History Department, UNCG
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Indiana University IUPUI
Indiana Medical History Museum
Indianapolis Public Library
Kheprw Institute
National Alliance on Mental Illness
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Inequity Along the White River: Local Advocacy for Change
States of Incarceration: Intersections of Mass Incarceration and Mental Illness: Why are Prisons the Nation’s Mental Hospitals?
Guantánamo Public Memory Project:
FACILITATORS
Laura Holzman, Associate Professor, Public Scholar of Curatorial Practices and Visual Art, IUPUI
Elizabeth Kryder-Reid, Professor of Anthropology and Museum Studies; Director, Cultural Heritage Research Center, IUPUI
Modupe Labode, Associate Professor of History and Museum Studies, IUPUI
Aghilah Nadaraj, Equity Fellow, Kheprw Institute
Philip Scarpino, Professor of History, IUPUI
LOCAL FUNDERS
Circle City (IN) Chapter of Links, Inc.
Indiana Humanities
IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute
Museum Studies Program, IUPUI
MAYAGUEZ, PUERTO RICO
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez
Fundación de Culebra
Sandra Farms
Fundación Surfrider Rincón
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Aftermaths: Community Responses to Climate Disaster
FACILITATORS
Ricia Chansky, Professor of English, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
LOCAL PARTNERS
Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Cuajimalpa
CIUDADania19s
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Mexico City, Beyond the Earthquake?: A Recount of the Reconstruction
FACILITATORS
María Moreno Carranco, Profesora de la División de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Cuajimalpa
Rafael Calderon Contreras, Profesora de la División de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Cuajimalpa
Alejandra García Franco, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Cuajimalpa
Laura Freyermuth, Ruta Civica
Maria Moreno, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Cuajimalpa
Mónica Tapia, Ruta Civica
MIAMI, FLORIDA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Florida International University
Catalyst Miami
We Count!
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Mapping Memories: Immigrant Workers Seek Climate Justice
FACILITATORS
Jonathan Fried, Executive Director, We Count!
Aidil Oscariz, Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, Catalyst Miami
Gray Read, Professor, School of Architecture, FIU
Martha Schoolman, Associate Professor of English, FIU
MIAMI, FLORIDA
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Miami
Friends of Miami-Dade Detainees
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Crimmigration at Krome: Processing Center or Prison?
FACILITATORS
Robin Bachin, Assistant Provost for Civic and Community Engagement, University of Miami
Carolina Villalba, Lecturer, English Department and Africana Studies Program, University of Miami
LOCAL FUNDERS
Office of Civic and Community Engagement, University of Miami
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Design Box
Nurturing Diversity Partners
Peace Garden Project MKE
Southeast Asian Educational Development Inc.
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Urban Blight as Environmental Injustice
FACILITATORS
Reggie Jackson, Nurturing Diversity Partners
Camille Mays, Peace Garden Project MKE
Arijit Sen, Associate Professor of Architecture and Urban Studies, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
MISSOULA, MONTANA
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Montana
Free Verse Writing Project
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: State Terror and the Incarcerated Child: How do incarcerated Children Fit into the Myth of the West?
FACILITATORS
Katie Kane, Associate Professor of English, University of Montana
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
LOCAL PARTNERS
Vanderbilt University
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Prison Profiteering in a Nuclear Shadow: Why do Rural Communities Become Prison Towns?
FACILITATORS
Lisa Guenther, Associate Professor of Philosophy
LOCAL FUNDERS
A&S
Dan Sharfstein, Law
Dean Sloop
Elizabeth Meadows, Curb Center
Ellen Armour, Divinity
Jonathan Metzl
Julian Wuerth, Philosophy
Medicine, Health, and Society
Mona Fredrick
Robert Penn Warren Center
NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY
LOCAL PARTNERS
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
New Jersey Digital Highway
New Labor
Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Climate Justice is Worker Justice
States of Incarceration: Seabrook Farms and “Free” Labor: How is the Racialized Prisoner the Ideal Worker
Guantánamo Public Memory Project:
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Shaping an Empire: What are the Consequences of Global Expansion?
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GTMO’s Legal Black Hole: What Laws Apply in a State of Exception?
FACILITATORS
Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan, Instructor of Public History
Andy Urban, Assistant Professor of American Studies and History
LOCAL FUNDERS
American Studies Department, Rutgers-New Brunswick
Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies Program, Rutgers-New Brunswick
History Department, Rutgers-New Brunswick
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
LOCAL PARTNERS
The New School
Fortune Society
Ironbound Community Corporation
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Reclaiming Our Land from the Flows of Global Capitalism
States of Incarceration: Rikers Island, NY 11370: In Plain Sight: How do you see Rikers Island?
FACILITATORS
Ana Baptista, Chair of Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management Program & Assistant Professor of Professional Practice
Julia Foulkes, Professor of History, New School for Public Engagement
Brian McGrath, Professor of Urban Design, Parsons
Radhika Subramaniam, Director of The Sheila Johnson Center and Assistant Professor of Art and Design History, Parsons
Peter Robinson, Faculty, The New School
LOCAL FUNDERS
Executive Dean’s Office, Schools of Public Engagement, The New School
Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, The New School
Zolberg Center on Migration and Mobility, The New School
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of New Orleans
Angola Prison Museum Foundation
Bar None
Bluespark Collaborative
Families and Friends of Louisiana's Incarcerated Children (FFLIC)
Hidden History
Louisiana Bucket Brigade
Louisiana Center for Children's Rights (LACCR)
New Orleans People's Assembly
Sheila Phipps Studio
The Beat Within
Travis Hill School
Voice of the Experienced (VOTE)
Windows from Prison
Youth Study Center
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Standing Up on River Road: Activism in South Louisiana
States of Incarceration: Windows on Angola Prison: Sentenced to Slavery, Stuck in Jim Crow?
FACILITATORS
Molly Mitchell, Associate Professor of History, UNO
Ben Weber, Department of History, UNO
LOCAL FUNDERS
Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies, UNO
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
LOCAL PARTNERS
Rutgers University-Newark
American Friends Service Committee’s Immigrant Rights Program
Ironbound Community Corporation
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Building Resistance in a Burdened Community
States of Incarceration: “Seeking Asylum, Resisting Detention”: How Can Detained Immigrants and Asylees Fight Back?
FACILITATORS
Maria Lopez-Nunez, Director of Environmental Justice and Community Development, Ironbound Community Corporation
Tim Raphael, Associate Professor of Arts, Culture, and Media and Director of the Center for Migration and the Global City, Rutgers-Newark
Mary Rizzo, Assistant Professor of Professional Practice; Associate Director of Public and Digital Humanities Initiatives, Rutgers-Newark
Heather Van Uxem Lewis, Instructor, Honor's College, Rutgers-Newark
Julie Winokur, Professor of Practice, Arts, Culture, and Media, Rutgers-Newark
LOCAL FUNDERS
Center for Migration and the Global City, Rutgers-Newark
NORTHRIDGE, CALIFORNIA
LOCAL PARTNERS
California State University, Northridge
University of California, Santa Barbara
Parent Pioneers-Padres Pioneros
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Reimagining Immigrants and Environmental Justice
FACILITATORS
Lisa Sun-Hee Park, Professor, Department of Asian American Studies, University of California-Santa Barbara
Stevie Ruiz, Assistant Professor of Chicana/o Studies, California State University, Northridge
PARIS, FRANCE
LOCAL PARTNERS
Parsons Paris
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Michel Foucault and the Groupe D’Information sur les Prisons: How can Information Inspire Action?
FACILITATORS
Emmanuel Guy, Director of Art and Design History and Theory, Parsons Paris
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Pennsylvania
Eastwick Friends and Neighbors Coalition
John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: 100 Years in the Middle: Stories of Eastwick, Phila.
FACILITATORS
Meg Arenberg, Managing Director, Penn Program in Environmental Humanities, University of Pennsylvania
Bethany Wiggin, Associate Professor of German and Founding Director of the Penn Program in Environmental Humanities, University of Pennsylvania
PLATTSBURGH, NEW YORK
LOCAL PARTNERS
State University of New York at Plattsburgh
The Correctional Association of New York
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Cuffs to Classroom, College in Prison: Can Higher Education Redefine Mass Incarceration?
FACILITATORS
Tyrrell Muhammad, Project Associate, The Correctional Association of New York
Breea C. Willingham, Associate Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, SUNY-Plattsburgh
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND
LOCAL PARTNERS
Brown University
Rhode Island Adult Correctional Institute
Tomaquag Museum
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Amplifying Narragansett Voices on Land and Survivance
States of Incarceration: Locked Up—Understanding Prison in Pre-modern Context: How Do Prisons Reflect Societal Values?
Guantánamo Public Memory Project:
FACILITATORS
Monica Martinez, Assistant Professor of American Studies, Brown University
Ron Potvin, Assistant Director for Professional Programs and Curator, John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage, Brown University
Amy Remensnyder, Associate Professor of History, Brown University
Susan Smulyan, Professor of American Studies, Director of John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage, Brown University
LOCAL FUNDERS
Office of the Dean of the College, Brown University
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of California, Riverside
Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice
East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice
Warehouse Worker Resource Center
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Witnessing the Slow Violence of the Supply Chain
States of Incarceration: In Detention: How Have Youth been Criminalized?
Guantánamo Public Memory Project: The State of Detention: Is the US Sacrificing Civil Liberties to Secure Its Safety?
FACILITATORS
Megan Asaka, Assistant Professor of History, University of California, Riverside
Cathy Gudis, Associate Professor of History and Director, Public History Program, University of California, Riverside
Molly McGarry, Associate Professor of History, University of California, Riverside
LOCAL FUNDERS
Blum Initiative on Global and Regional Poverty, UCR
Center for Ideas and Society, Humanities Interdisciplinary Program, UCR
Department of History, UCR
Department of Ethnic Studies, UCR
Department of Theatre, Film, and Digital Production (Tomás Rivera Endowed Chair), UCR
Office of the Dean, College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Science, UCR
Office of Undergraduate Education Academic Internships, UCR
Friends of Public History, UCR
School of Public Policy, UCR
Relevancy & History Project partnership between UCR’s Public History Program and California Citrus State Historic Park
Teresa and Byron Pollitt Endowed Term Chair for Interdisciplinary Research and Learning in the Humanities and Social Sciences
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK
LOCAL PARTNERS
Skidmore College
Sustainable Saratoga
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: The Empire's Backyard: Power & Pollution in Sheridan Hollow
States of Incarceration: Closing a Prison, Deferring a Dream: What’s Lost when a Prison Closes?
FACILITATORS
Jordana Dym, Professor of History, Skidmore College
Eric Morser, Associate Professor of History, Skidmore College
Jessie O'Connell, Program Coordinator, John B. Moore Documentary Studies Collaborative (MDOCS), Skidmore College
AJ Schneller, Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies and Sciences, Skidmore College
Adam Tinkle, Director, John B. Moore Documentary Studies Collaborative (MDOCS), Skidmore College
LOCAL FUNDERS
Department of History, Skidmore College
John B. Moore Documentary Studies Collaborative, Skidmore College
Project Vis, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
LOCAL PARTNERS
Royal Institute of Technology
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Stories of Environmental Justice
FACILITATORS
Marco Armiero, Director, Environmental Humanities Lab, and Senior Researcher, Institute for the Study of Mediterranean Societies, Italian National Research Council
STORRS, CONNECTICUT
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Connecticut, Storrs
Hartford Public Library
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Digging Deep into the Carceral Past: What Should Tourists Learn at a Historic Prison?
FACILITATORS
Micki McElya, Associate Professor of History, University of Connecticut
Tom Scheinfeldt, Associate Professor of Digital Media and Design; Director of Digital Humanities at the Digital Media Center, University of Connecticut
LOCAL FUNDERS
Africana Studies Institute
American Studies
Archives and Special Collections of the UConn Libraries
Asian and Asian American Studies Institute
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
El Instituto: Institute of Latina/o, Caribbean, and Latin
Hartford Public Library
History Department
Human Rights Institute
Humanities Institute
Women’s, Gender & Sexualities Studies
Thomas J. Dodd Research Center
TEMPE, ARIZONA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Arizona State University
Arizona Heritage Center
Arizona Historical Society
Phoenix Public Library
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Water and Environment in the Arid Southwest
States of Incarceration: The Cost of Immigrant Detention: How do Profits Shape Punishment?
Guantánamo Public Memory Project: Constructing GTMO: How do Policies Build Places?
FACILITATORS
Paul Martin, Co-Director, Center for Innovation in Informal STEM Learning, Arizona State University
Kristine Navarro-McElhaney, Program Manager, Public History, Arizona State University
Rae Ostman, Co-Director, Center for Innovation in Informal STEM Learning, Arizona State University
Leah Sarat, Assistant Professor of Religions of the Southwest Borderlands, Arizona State University
Mark Tebeau, Associate Professor & Director of Public History, Arizona State University
LOCAL FUNDERS
Center for Innovation in Informal STEM Learning, ASU
Public History Program, ASU
School of Historical, Philosophical & Religious Studies, ASU
TWIN CITIES, MINNESOTA
LOCAL PARTNERS
University of Minnesota
Center for Earth, Energy and Democracy (CEED)
Environmental Justice Advocates of Minnesota
PROJECTS
Climates of Inequality: Engaging Community and Confronting Environmental Injustice
States of Incarceration: Carceral Colonialism: Imprisonment in Indian Country: How has Settler Colonialism Shaped the Carceral State?
Guantanamo Public Memory Project: Closing Guantánamo: Who decides Guantánamo’s future?
FACILITATORS
Kevin Murphy, Professor, History Department, University of Minnesota
Jean O'Brien, Professor, History Department, University of Minnesota
LOCAL FUNDERS
College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota
Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota
WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
LOCAL PARTNERS
Winston-Salem State University
Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Incarcerating Resistance: Whose Violence is Legitimate?
FACILITATORS
Meghan McDowell, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Politics, and Social Justice, Winston-Salem State University
Tasneem Siddiqui, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Politics, and Social Justice, Winston-Salem State University
YELLOW SPRINGS, OHIO
LOCAL PARTNERS
Antioch College
Women from the Lifers Group at Dayton Correctional Institution
Southeastern Ohio History Center
Mahn Center for Special Collections at Alden Library, Ohio University
PROJECTS
States of Incarceration: Life Sentences: Death Penalty on the Installment Plan: How Much Time is Enough Time?
FACILITATORS
Emily Steinmetz, Assistant Professor, Anthropology, Antioch College
Jennifer Wenker, Chair of Arts, Creative Director at the Herndon Gallery, Antioch College
LOCAL FUNDERS
Lloyd Family Fund for Peace Studies and World Law, Antioch College
People's Collective for Environmental Justice
