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Center for Folklore Studies Receives GAHDT Funding For "Revisioning Folklore Studies In The Academy And The Public Square"

December 17, 2020

Center for Folklore Studies Receives GAHDT Funding For "Revisioning Folklore Studies In The Academy And The Public Square"

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The Center for Folklore Studies has received a $25,000  Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme (GAHDT) Centers Grant, for its project: “Revisioning Folklore Studies in the Academy and the Public Square.” This project represents a collaborative effort with the American Folklore Society to develop a learning community during the 2021-22 academic year that will bring together students, faculty and professionals working in the public folklore arena to reexamine our canon; interrogate the public/academic divide in our society; and develop our antiracist practice.  Please consider applying to our learning community.  Stay posted for more on the application process. 

The project leadership group: Phyllis May-Machunda, Selina Morales, Amanda Dargan, Rossina Zamora Liu, Solimar Otero, Norma Cantú, and Katherine Borland.

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