Greening a City: Stories of Environmental Work and Activism in Buenos Aires, Research Interview Archives, Student Research Archives, Student Research Interviews
Incarcerated Motherhood: Experiences of Women in a 21st Century Ohio Prison, Research Landing Pages, Student Research Archives, Student Research Landing Pages
Incarcerated Motherhood: Experiences of Women in a 21st Century Ohio Prison
About the Project Approximately 219,000 women are incarcerated in the United States. Eighty percent of those women are mothers, and many of them are the primary caretakers of their children upon their incarceration. The above number does not include women on probation or parole (Kajstura, 2017).
Race/Object: The West Bank Wall in Israel/Palestine, Research Interview Archives, Research Landing Pages, Student Research Archives, Student Research Interviews, Student Research Landing Pages
Race/Object: The West Bank Wall in Israel/Palestine
"As much as the wall performs the necessity of continued occupation, it also inadvertently performs these internal contestations and anxieties of state. The wall both veils and partially constitutes 'the violent reality of a shifting colonial frontier', and the 'us here/ them there' ideology it
Research Landing Pages, Student Research Archives, Student Research Landing Pages, Sweetwater: Fishing in the Great Lakes Region
Sweetwater: Fishing in the Great Lakes Region
About the Project This project’s main focus is on individuals in the Great Lakes Region and their stories that stem from their relationships to fishing and the water. I've gathered content from different fishing demographics: those who fish for leisure, sport, and out of necessity. I
Student Research Archives, Student Research Landing Pages, Unravelling Traditions of Mayan Textiles in Chiapas, Mexico
Unravelling Traditions of Mayan Textiles in Chiapas, Mexico
About the Project San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico is an intertwining of international and local culture. And in this cultural fusion, I set out to explore the role of textiles for weavers while looking from my own lens as an outsider. My intention as a