PAGE Blog Salon

Imagining America welcomes a new cohort of Publicly Active Graduate Education (PAGE) fellows, who will be introducing themselves through Blog Salon stories. These fellows were selected for their sustained commitment to public engagement, and their unique approaches to engaged scholarship.

  • The Untold Stories of Invisible Immigrant Chinese Workers on the Transcontinental Railroad

    By Imagining America

    October 14, 2024

    Haoqing Yu. I studied Communication, Art (with a concentration in Painting and Drawing), and Art History during my Undergraduate studies at the University…

  • The Power of Music and Memory

    By Imagining America

    October 14, 2024

    Gabby Wen. This collage showcases my journey as a PhD candidate in the Applied Intercultural Arts Research program at the University of Arizona,…

  • The Melody of Cửu Long

    By Imagining America

    October 14, 2024

    Huy Phan. Bến Tre province, Vietnam A rare breeze brushes through the coconut fronds amidst the roiling heat. One is suddenly pulled back…

  • Building a Community of Imposters

    By Elliott Pollard

    October 4, 2023

    HL Doruelo (they/them/siya) When I began my masters in Performance Studies at NYU in 2021, I had been out of school for nearly…

  • Devising Black Masculinity

    By Imagining America

    October 3, 2023

    Ural Grant As a community-engaged theater artist and scholar, I see public scholarship as a collaborative approach that actively involves communities and promotes…

  • Public Scholarship and Rotating Savings and Credit Associations

    By Imagining America

    October 3, 2023

    Sonya Squires-Caesar  In this digital story, Sonya explains why she incorporated African Indigenous knowledge into her Rotating Savings and Credit Associations work to…

  • Public Scholarship as a Pathway toward Mobility Justice and Inclusive Urban Design

    By Imagining America

    October 3, 2023

    S. Coco Herda Some of my fondest memories as a child, traveling with my mom and siblings across town to take my dad…

  • Messages of Love and Hope on Native Land

    By Imagining America

    October 3, 2023

    By Racquel Banaszak The first time I remember seeing Ojibwemowin written on a sign was when I was picking up my niece from…

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