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Projects (2 columns)

Expanding Options for Digital Repatriation

Transgender and Non Binary Contingent Faculty Experience at CUNY

Projects (3-Column)

Wellcome’s Mindscapes New York December Convening

Afrofuturist Sound Ecologies

Afrofuturist Sound Ecologies is led by Mellon Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research Teaching Fellow Jadele McPherson (PhD Student, Anthropology Department, The Graduate Center, CUNY) and will explore Afrofuturist sound ecologies through innovative performance methods.

Environment Community Humanities Oasis (ECHO)

ECHO (Environment Community Humanities Oasis) is an interdisciplinary project led by Seminar Faculty Leader Dr. Ryan Mann-Hamilton that supports, reimagines and amplifies the nexus between communities, the environment and the humanities through developing new networks and forging dialogues that will inform and impulse environmental justice actions.