Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research - The Center for the Humanities

Current Seminars

Archives in Common: Migrant Practices / Knowledges / Memory

The Puerto Rico Syllabus

Environment Community Humanities Oasis (ECHO)

On the Line: Land Use, Food Access, Climate Justice and Organizing in New York City

Resilient Participatory Budgeting

Here and Not There

The Schools We Need: Lessons Learned from Harlem

Afrofuturist Sound Ecologies

Current Participants

Ryan Mann-Hamilton

Faculty Leader

Yarimar Bonilla

Faculty Leader

Eric Dean Wilson

Teaching Fellow

Kristi Riley

Public Humanities Fellow

Naomi Schiller

Faculty Leader

Terri N. Watson

Faculty Leader

Chloë Bass

Faculty Leader

Ángeles, seated on a high stool in the center of the frame, is wearing a black shortsleeved shirt and dark jean shorts with a wide brown leather belt. She is wearing a leather bracelet and big rings, and her hands are clasped on her knee. Behind her is a white wall, a grey window frame, and a grey door.

Ángeles Donoso Macaya

Faculty Leader

Michael Menser

Faculty Leader

Nga Than

Teaching Fellow

Jadele McPherson

Teaching Fellow

Previous Seminars

Our Stories, Our Voices: Community Archives

On Display: Activating Networks, Systems, and Environments

mp3: Poetry, Philosophy, Performativity

Public Education and Racial Justice

Narrating Change, Changing Narratives

We study and employ narration as a guide for social change.

Mediating the Archive

We render archives accessible to the public.

Social Choreography

We look at how art movements and social movements align.

Translation

We investigate how translation can be a process of transformation.