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ACLS Digital Justice Grantees combine machine learning with hands-on training for HBCU students to democratize access to overlooked historical records .

Recent awardees reflect on their fellowship experiences, in which they conducted exciting new research on underrepresented communities and histories.

ACLS staff met Tierney B. Brown F’25 at the American Museum of Natural History to learn project updates, meet with Brown’s advisor, and receive a museum tour.

Trushna Parekh F’24, Lamon B. Lawhorn G’24, and Ana Lucia Araujo F’24 share their research and the impact of the ACLS HBCU Faculty Fellowship and Grant Program.

Corinne Kentor F’23 shares her experience working on public policy and communications as an ACLS Leading Edge Fellow in Washington, DC.

Since 1992, ACLS has partnered with the Henry Luce Foundation to support future leaders in the dynamic field of art history. Read how the program impacted past fellows and where their careers have led them.

Fellows share the impact of the ACLS H. and T. King Fellowship in Ancient American Art and Culture, which supports early-career scholars pursuing research on the ​art​ and architecture of pre-contact societies in the Americas.

Alison Turner F’22 shares her experience working as a Research and Data Coordinator at Operation Shoestring through the ACLS Leading Edge Fellowship Program.

ACLS Susan McClary and Robert Walser Fellow Brian Bond F’23 shares his research on Sufi music in Western India.