Social Paper Project Team: Erin Glass Description: Social Paper is a non-proprietary socialized writing environment developed by and for The CUNY Academic Commons. First envisioned by Graduate Center students as …
Zine Union Catalog Project Team: Jenna Freedman, Lauren Kehoe, Marti Massana Ferre, and Aleksandr Segal Description: Zinecat.org is a union catalog dedicated to zines! A union catalog is a resourcle where libraries can share …
Visualizing the Local Impact of the NEH Project Team: Hannah Aizenman, Tahir Butt, Jojo Karlin, Patrick Smyth – all GC Digital Fellows. Description: In 2017, and in light of President Trump’s budget …
Excavating the Slave Experience Project Team: Monika R. Wright, Iris Finkel, and Tristan Goodwin. Team members were students in the Digital Praxis Seminar, Spring 2018. Project Description: The Excavating the Slave Experience (eSe) …
Provost Digital Innovation Grants (PDIGS) The Provost’s Digital Innovation Grants support digital projects designed, created, programmed, or administered by doctoral students at the CUNY Graduate Center. Since 2012, the grants have …
Spatiality Apps Project Team: Steven Romalewski, director of the CUNY Mapping Service at the Center for Urban Research Description: Spatiality Apps provides mobile applications that go beyond the basic tourist information about …
Children Framing Childhoods Project Team: Wendy Luttrell, Professor of Urban Education and Social-Personality Psychology Description: This project investigates the ways young people participate in social structures in her visual ethnography …
What They Saved Project Team: Distinguished Professor Nancy K. Miller (Comp Lit, English, French) Description: What They Saved: Pieces of a Jewish Past reconstructs Professor Miller’s family’s missing past from artifacts passed down …
Welfare Rights Initiative Project Team: Director Cynthia Tobar, Metadata Librarian at the Mina Rees Library, and Kayla Lawrence, Social Media and PR Intern. Description: The WRI Oral History Project documents the …
Mapping Occupation Project Team: History Professor Gregory Downs (CCNY/GC) Description: Mapping Occupation captures the regions where the United States Army could effectively act as an occupying force in the Reconstruction South. For …
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