15 graduate students have been awarded a total of $60,000 in Humanities Centers Initiative (HCI) grants. The HCI grant is given on an annual basis to humanities students based in New York, in partnership with nine state universities. Congratulations to recipients!
Explore the full list of projects:
Hannah Ali, Cornell University
Ending Stigma: Addiction and Substance use within Somali-Canadian Communities
Brooke Bastie, University at Buffalo
Ecopoetics Workshop
Tierney Brown, New York University
Drawn From Communities: Bhutanese Intergenerational Research and Dialog
Gabriela Cordoba Vivas, University at Buffalo
Transfeminist Provocations Against Fascism
Melissa Gutierrez-Vicario, Columbia University
Youth Voices Lead: Climate Justice
Mary Hanrahan, Syracuse University
Countering War on Terror Narratives with Muslim Community Art
Stephanie Lopez, Cornell University
Malparidez from the Margins of the Ivory Tower
Mercy Oppong, Syracuse University
Food Sovereignty in Migration: The New American Kitchen
Kara Pernicano, Stony Brook University
Together Love Self: A Series of Poetic Meditations
Ali Raj, Columbia University
The South Asian Music Literacy Project
Hena Sarkar, Binghamton University
Hidden Curriculum
Sami Seif, CUNY Graduate Center
Ensemble Phoenicia Tour
Destry Maria Sibley, CUNY Graduate Center
After Mother: A Dissertation Podcast
Nimisha Sinha, Binghamton University
Narrating Environments
Blanca Ulloa, New York University
Stress and Jest: Pressurized Violence and Cartoonish Effects
