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Decolonizing the Children’s Literature Archives: Multicultural Picture Books

Brianna Anderson (Ph.D. Student, English), Brandon Murakami (Ph.D. Student, English), and Brittany Kester (Education Librarian, Smathers Libraries)

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Italian Resources: Literary Modernism, Contemporary Cinema, Immigrant Literature and Contemporary Cultural Studies

Alessia Colarossi (Professor, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures) and Debora Amberson (Professor, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures)

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African Studies: Architectural, Planning, and Housing Records from Ghana’s Midcentury Planned City of Tema

Brenda Chalfin (Professor, Anthropology and Center for African Studies)

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Decolonizing the Curriculum: Black History and Experiences in Florida through an Arts-based Curriculum to Improve Racial Inequities for K-12 Teachers and Students

David Canton (Professor, African American Studies) and Dr. Rebekah Cordova (All Y’all Social Justice Education Collective)

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Emancipation Day/Juneteenth Exhibit

Randi Gill-Sadler (UF Samuel Proctor Oral History Program) and N’kwanda Jah (Cultural Arts Coalition)

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Return to the Motherland: Soviet Displaced Persons in World War II and the Cold War

Seth Bernstein (Professor, History)

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Democracy’s Capital: Black Political Power in Washington, D.C., 1960s-1970s

Lauren Pearlman (Professor, History)

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Porchia Moore

Professor, Museum Studies

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Victor Del Hierro

English

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Jodi Schorb

English

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