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ACLS Digital Justice Seed Grants

Fellowship Year

C. Joe Arun

Year:
  • 2024
Loyola College, Chennai
“Sustaining Hereditary Knowledge of South Indian Frame Drummers through Digital Music-Mapping.”

Maile Arvin

Year:
  • 2025
University of Utah
Nā Lei Poina ‘Ole (Beloved Children Not Forgotten): Institutionalized Children in the Hawaiian Kingdom and U.S. Territory of Hawaiʻi

Crystal Baik

Year:
  • 2024
University of California, Riverside
Queer and Trans Viet Oral History Project

András Blazsek

Year:
  • 2024
University at Buffalo, State University of New York
Sounding Data Justice for Environmental Liberation in Southeast Queens

Emily Verla Verla Bovino

Year:
  • 2024
City University of New York, York College
Sounding Data Justice for Environmental Liberation in Southeast Queens

Barbara Brown

Year:
  • 2024
Eastern Queens Alliance, Inc.
Sounding Data Justice for Environmental Liberation in Southeast Queens

Barrye Brown

Year:
  • 2024
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Remaking the World of Arturo Schomburg

Melanie Chambliss

Year:
  • 2024
University of Rochester
Remaking the World of Arturo Schomburg

Nicole Charles

Year:
  • 2024
University of Toronto, Mississauga
SUGAR ATLAS: Counter-Mapping Diabetes from the Caribbean

Sarah Coffman

Year:
  • 2024
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
Mapping Black Freedom, Enslavement, and Activism in the Early Nineteenth Century

Phyllis Earles

Year:
  • 2024
Prairie View A&M University
Digitally Exploring the Black and Brown Experience in Texas

Ari Gass

Year:
  • 2024
Drexel University
Trans Games Digital Zine Project

Steven Geofrey

Year:
  • 2024
Northeastern University
Mapping Black Freedom, Enslavement, and Activism in the Early Nineteenth Century

Ronald Goodwin

Year:
  • 2024
Prairie View A&M University
Digitally Exploring the Black and Brown Experience in Texas

Ivy Hang

Year:
  • 2024
Viet Rainbow of Orange County
Queer and Trans Viet Oral History Project

DeLisa Harris

Year:
  • 2024
Fisk University
Remaking the World of Arturo Schomburg

Tonya Haynes

Year:
  • 2024
University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados
SUGAR ATLAS: Counter-Mapping Diabetes from the Caribbean

Laura Helton

Year:
  • 2024
University of Delaware
Remaking the World of Arturo Schomburg

Uyen Phuong Hoang

Year:
  • 2024
Viet Rainbow of Orange County
Queer and Trans Viet Oral History Project

James Huynh

Year:
  • 2024
University of California, Los Angeles
Queer and Trans Viet Oral History Project

Nathan Jérémie-Brink

Year:
  • 2024
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Mapping Black Freedom, Enslavement, and Activism in the Early Nineteenth Century

Alana Kanahele

Year:
  • 2024
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Na Lei Poina 'Ole (Beloved Children Never Forgotten): Preparing a Digital Resource on the History of Child Institutionalization in Hawai'i

Avis Kuuipoleialoha Poai

Year:
  • 2024
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Na Lei Poina 'Ole (Beloved Children Never Forgotten): Preparing a Digital Resource on the History of Child Institutionalization in Hawai'i

mads le

Year:
  • 2024
University of California, Los Angeles
Queer and Trans Viet Oral History Project

Raju Maharajan

Year:
  • 2024
University of Oklahoma
“Sustaining Hereditary Knowledge of South Indian Frame Drummers through Digital Music-Mapping.”

A. Manimaran

Year:
  • 2024
Independent Scholar
“Sustaining Hereditary Knowledge of South Indian Frame Drummers through Digital Music-Mapping.”

Eliana Massey

Year:
  • 2024
University of Utah
Na Lei Poina 'Ole (Beloved Children Never Forgotten): Preparing a Digital Resource on the History of Child Institutionalization in Hawai'i

Trelani Michelle

Year:
  • 2024
Krak Teet
The Black Grandmother Worldmaking Library

Amy Moran-Thomas

Year:
  • 2024
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
SUGAR ATLAS: Counter-Mapping Diabetes from the Caribbean

LaShawnDa L Pittman

Year:
  • 2024
University of Washington
The Black Grandmother Worldmaking Library

Teddy Pozo

Year:
  • 2024
Occidental College
Trans Games Digital Zine Project

Dawn Roberts-Semple

Year:
  • 2024
City University of New York, York College
Sounding Data Justice for Environmental Liberation in Southeast Queens

Marco Robinson

Year:
  • 2024
Prairie View A&M University
Digitally Exploring the Black and Brown Experience in Texas

N. Scott Robinson

Year:
  • 2024
San Diego Mesa College
“Sustaining Hereditary Knowledge of South Indian Frame Drummers through Digital Music-Mapping.”

Alberto Rodriguez

Year:
  • 2024
Texas A&M University-Kingsville
Digitally Exploring the Black and Brown Experience in Texas

Zoe C. Sherinian

Year:
  • 2024
University of Oklahoma
“Sustaining Hereditary Knowledge of South Indian Frame Drummers through Digital Music-Mapping.”

Bailey Smith

Year:
  • 2024
Texas A&M University-Kingsville
Digitally Exploring the Black and Brown Experience in Texas

Derek Taira

Year:
  • 2024
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Na Lei Poina 'Ole (Beloved Children Never Forgotten): Preparing a Digital Resource on the History of Child Institutionalization in Hawai'i
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