ACLS Announces Informational Webinars for 2022-23 Fellowships

Kay Sohini F’21 discusses the process of creating her graphic dissertation using comics as a method, and how nontraditional approaches to scholarship can create space for inclusive work accessible to the public.

ACLS fellows and partners share their work creating spaces for Black communities and stories in partnership with the Leading Edge and Mellon/ACLS Scholars and Society Fellowship programs.

Catherine Hartmann shares how support from The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Program in Buddhist Studies has been instrumental in her academic career.

Franco D. Rossi, Austen-Stokes Postdoctoral Fellow in the Art of the Ancient Americas at Johns Hopkins University, is one of two inaugural recipients of the ACLS H. and T. King Fellowship in Ancient American Art and Culture.

ACLS Leading Edge Fellow Chris Hedlin F’21 shares her experience as the faith & religion reporter at PublicSource.

Executives from Southern Poverty Law Center, Hunger Free America, and Sembrando Sentido discuss the value of having recent PhDs contribute to their social justice initiatives.

Erica Vogel F’19 explores the rise of K-pop in Mexico as a venue through which people with unequal privileges establish connections and imagine themselves as producers and consumers of global trends.

For Treva Lindsey, Associate Professor of Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies at Ohio State University, tackling inequalities facing Black women, girls, and femmes continues to be crucial particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community College Faculty Fellow Meena Nayak F’19 shares her experience researching homosexual and transgender identities in Hindu myths.