Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere

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)

Emancipation Day/Juneteenth Exhibit

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

Port St. Joe: Finding Resilience on the Forgotten Coast

Jeff Carney (Florida Institute for the Built Environment Resilience) and Dr. Marcy Trahan (The Joe Center for the Arts)

Teaching Creative Writing Across Cultures

Ferdinand Lewis (Professor, Urban and Regional Planning) and Pastor Gerard Duncan (Prayers by Faith Ministries)

Designing a Multimedia Language Access Handbook for North Central Florida

Laura Gonzales (Professor, English) and Ms. Robin Lewy (Rural Women’s Health Project)

The Heart of a Culture: the Santos of Xavier Colón Exhibition

Amy Vigilante (UF University Galleries) and Russell Etling (City of Gainesville, Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department)

Emerging Voices

Victoria Grant (Hispanic Student Association) and Ericka Ghersi (Latina Women’s League)

Gainesville Modern Architectural Film Series

David Forest (Gainesville Modern) and Martin Gold (Professor, Architecture)

Growing Strong: Empowering Girls in the 21st Century

Anastasia Pantazopoulou (Graduate Student, Classics), Anthony Smith (Graduate student, Classics) and Ms. Lynn Little and Ms. Nevada Smith (Girls Place)

Race, Class, and Gender in the Panama Canal Zone: An Original Play and Discussion

Deborah B. Dickey (Playwright and Director), Dr. Rebecca Fitzsimmons (Curator of the Panama Canal Museum Collection, Smathers Libraries)