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Movement families: The Southeast Asian Freedom Network and anti-imperial teaching

Movement families: The Southeast Asian Freedom Network and anti-imperial teaching

By, June Kuoch, Asian American Studies, University of California Los Angeles
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June Kuoch
¿Y Tu, Quién Eres?

¿Y Tu, Quién Eres?

Paulina Camacho Valencia, PhD student, Art Education, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Paulina Camacho Valencia
Public Humanities as a Model of Community Care

Public Humanities as a Model of Community Care

It was a weird experience, to see my brain for the first time. I knew that this one organ was the culprit behind most of my depression: my…
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Laken Brooks
Rendering Livable Futures

Rendering Livable Futures

The enunciations of emerging queer feminist Latinx artists… pose aesthetic and ethical concerns that deserve attention.
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ginadiaz
Deliberate and Afraid of Nothing.

Deliberate and Afraid of Nothing.

I am a historian, curator, and doctoral student who explores Black womanhood post-emancipation to make plain the links between racial…
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Sydney Johnson
Shifting the Lens Through Universal Design Learning:

Shifting the Lens Through Universal Design Learning:

Re-Imaging Disability, Trauma & Innovation metaphorically through dance.
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Jaylen Clay D
Engaged Public Scholarship: Playas de Tijuana Mural Project

Engaged Public Scholarship: Playas de Tijuana Mural Project

I first came across the term Engaged Public Scholarship in the Mellon Public Scholars seminar at UC Davis in the Spring of 2019. As a…
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Lizbeth De La Cruz Santana
Recognizing Place: Indigenous knowledge systems, and academic institutions

Recognizing Place: Indigenous knowledge systems, and academic institutions

My position as an Indigenous artist invited to work in tribal communities and to teach at Universities has been conflicted from the start…
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Ojibwe
Networks and Belonging

Networks and Belonging

I’ve never felt too comfortable with the label “scientist”. When it’s applied to me, I startle, then remember — technically speaking, that…
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Eliza Oldach
Welcome to the 7th Annual PAGE Blog Salon!

Welcome to the 7th Annual PAGE Blog Salon!

We are excited to welcome our 2019–2020 PAGE cohort, composed of artists, activists, teachers, scientists, creators and researchers from…
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PAGE Co-Directors
Decolonial Futures: Nehiyaw Tradition to Imagine and Embody Liberation

Decolonial Futures: Nehiyaw Tradition to Imagine and Embody Liberation

On a recent Media Indigena podcast episode, Kim TallBear noted that the system of governance in what is now commonly referred to as the…
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Ionah M. Elaine Scully
2019–2020 PAGE Fellows selected

2019–2020 PAGE Fellows selected

Imagining America welcomes a new cohort of ten Publicly Active Graduate Education (PAGE)fellows, who will be introducing themselves…
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PAGE Co-Directors
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