
December 4, 2024 | PAGE Blog Salon
African Feminist Digital Encounters: Freedom Dreaming in the Digital Age
Ololade Faniyi. A co-interview between Ololade Faniyi and Victor Omni on time and the digital in relation to the archive: What is the…

December 4, 2024 | PAGE Blog Salon
Ololade Faniyi. A co-interview between Ololade Faniyi and Victor Omni on time and the digital in relation to the archive: What is the…

December 4, 2024 | PAGE Blog Salon
Liliana Macias. Cultivating Roots: Documenting the Underdocumented is a digital storytelling collage that utilizes sound and images to explore the praxis of…

December 4, 2024 | PAGE Blog Salon
Huy Phan. Bến Tre province, Vietnam A rare breeze brushes through the coconut fronds amidst the roiling heat. One is suddenly pulled back…

December 3, 2024 | Blog / Member Stories / News & Press / PAGE Blog Salon
Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life hosted 20 national student fellows from 17 IA member campuses in Davis, CA for an…

November 26, 2024 | Action Research / News & Press
We are excited to share a recent publication by IA Faculty Director, Erica Kohl-Arenas, from the recently launched journal, Public Humanities. In this research paper and manifesto, Kohl-Arenas proposes five critical ways in which institutions of higher education can better support public humanities.

November 18, 2024 | News & Press
Call for Proposals Imagining America (IA): Artists and Scholars in Public Life invites IA members to submit proposals to form new Collaboratories starting…

November 13, 2024 | Action Research / Blog / Publications / Research Reports
The 2018 white paper by the APPS Research Group offers in-depth exploration of the framework, thinking, and “found pilots” to support the model of Democratically Engaqed Assessment (DEA).

November 13, 2024 | News & Press
The 2023-24 Mail Art Project was inspired by the 2023 IA National Gathering theme: Radical Reckoning: Invoking the Elements for Collective Change. The project was open to all IA members – faculty, staff, and students. Participation was free, and participants were mailed a small kit with instructions, a prompt, and a few art supplies and materials to get started.