The Work of Memory in the Making of Justice
This edition of Story as Legacy aims to deepen our inquiry into how memory stretches both backward and forward—to shape what is kept, who is seen, and what futures become possible.
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We are preserving the history of our struggle. The protests, the court battles, the youth movements, the diplomacy—all are part of our living archive.Malih Ole Kaunga | IMPACT Kenya
American Queer Faith and Endurance at the Close of the Twentieth Century
A recovered trove of over 1,000 cassette tapes dating from the AIDS pandemic speaks to the resilience of San Francisco’s queer faithful
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Read MoreWe as researchers and archivists must ask ourselves not only how archives preserve history, but also whether they can uplift community.Jeannette Martinez | Luce/ACLS Dissertation Fellow
What Makes an Artistic Archive? The David Ireland House Offers an Answer
At the historic home of artist David Ireland, 500 Capp Street Foundation is rethinking what an artist’s archives can be, and newly questioning traditional boundaries between art, history, and process
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Art Dissertation Fellows on Memory as a Tool of Research and an Act of Care
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Restoring Memory to Colorado’s Sacred Lands
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African Women in STEM: Breaking Barriers, Building Legacies, and Leading the Future
The contributions of African women in science, mathematics, and related professions have long been undervalued. In today’s Ghana and beyond, new achievers are pushing beyond that erasure—creating pathways for inclusion, innovation, and expanding legacy
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