Culture Change in Wazuka, Japan, Research Interview Archives, Student Research Archives, Student Research Interviews
Fetching the Quilt Home
About the Project Do quiltmakers find 'flow' in their practices of making, and how do they value their quilts and expect them to be cared for? Are quilts signifiers of family heritage or cultural property? What ethics gird quilt preservation practices today, and how are they
Beyond The Fence: Examining Ideas and Institutions in Domestic Civilian–Base Community Relations During Expansion and Contestation, Research Landing Pages, Student Research Archives, Student Research Landing Pages
Beyond The Fence: Examining Ideas and Institutions in Domestic Civilian–Base Community Relations During Expansion and Contestation
About the Project Beyond The Fence is a project exploring the ideational and institutional factors in domestic civilian–base community relations in the United States during periods of expansion and contestation. Interviews were used in a case study of a grassroots campaign advocating for the basing of
Carrizo-Comecrudo Indigenous Led Activism for Border Justice in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas, Faculty Research Archives, Faculty Research Landing Pages, Research Landing Pages
Carrizo-Comecrudo Indigenous Led Activism for Border Justice in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas
About the Project In February 2019, Kat Christen and other staff from Antioch College traveled to the Rio Grande Valley to learn more about the Carrizo-Comecrudo Indigenous led movement to resist border wall construction and connect Antioch students to related educational opportunities. Kat Christen collected a
