Projects
Featured Projects
American Prison Writing Archive
The American Prison Writing Archive is a place where incarcerated people can bear witness to the conditions in which they live, to what is working and what is not inside American prisons, and where they can contribute to public debate about the American prison crisis.
Benshi: Silent Film Narrators in Japan
A growing digital archive that features a curated collection of historical materials relating to benshi performance and fan culture from their beginnings in the early decades of the twentieth century up to the present.
New World Nature and Diversity Loss in the Modern Atlantic World
New World Nature student researchers examined the relationships between natural things and their environments to reconstruct how early moderns learned from the nature in which they lived at the dawn of the biological disciplines.
Sacred Centers in India
This project entails a study of Indian sacred centers - Buddhist Bodhgaya and Hindu Gaya.
Slocan Narrows Archaeological Project
SNAP has the goal of documenting and preserving the cultural heritage of the Sinixt First Nation who despite their continued presence in the Pacific Northwest were pronounced extinct in 1956 by the Canadian Government.
Projects
- American Prison Writing Archive
- The Beloved Witness
- Benshi: Silent Film Narrators in Japan
- Experiencing Empathy
- The Landscape of Advertising in North India
- Media Scholarship in the Liberal Arts
- New World Nature and Diversity Loss
- Refugee Project
- Sacred Centers in India
- Slocan Narrows Archaeological Project
- Soweto Historical GIS Project
- Voices from the Water’s Edge