Projects
Our Collaborations
We develop partnerships focused on digital media, oral histories, community activism, exhibitions, and event series.
In/Visible Wounds
In November 2017, Duke’s Forum for Scholars and Publics hosted The Unknown Soldier, the groundbreaking photography exhibit created by award-winning photographer David Jay.
The concurrent In/Visible Wounds Speaker Series engaged with the photographs and explored the expressions, effects, and meanings of military service.
Borders Beyond the Border
This project is no longer active. The Borders Beyond the Border project documented and analyzed the contemporary experience of immigrants in North Carolina through articles, documentary film, and photography.
We did so through a range of collaborations involving Duke University faculty and students, journalists, community activists, and artists.
Carisealand
The Carisealand digital scholarship project provides a framework to imagine a more sustainable way of life for Caribbean people, now and into the future.
The project aims to create awareness around the risks of climate change taking place in the region, to collaborate with scholars and artists to find solutions to some of the greater social injustices resulting from climate change activity, and to offer models for alternate Caribbean futures in which the symbiosis of natural, social and economic environments leads to comfortable and equitable living and thriving for Caribbean peoples.
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