Sarah Dees earned her PhD in Religion in the Americas from Indiana University in 2015 and obtained a Professional Certificate in Museum Studies from Northwestern University in 2018.
The What's Good Project, initiated by Drinkwater in 2018, aims to highlight the positive aspects and assets within communities across the United States through interviews, stories, and paintings.
Evan Hume's Sonic Interventions series inspires creativity by transforming photographs of signal surveillance and supersonic technologies into sound-based art.
This project aims to investigate the role of birds and birding, which is the practice of observing and identifying birds, in shaping the English language.
The World Listening Project is devoted to fostering an understanding of the world and its natural environment, societies, and cultures through practices of listening and field recording.
A New History of Iowa is the first comprehensive survey of the state since 1996. It is the result of nine years of research and uses hundreds of new sources to tell the state’s story.
Megan Myers, assistant professor of Spanish & U.S. Latino/a Studies used her CEAH Research Grant to support an anthology she is co-editing that reflects on the Border of Lights organization and its mission. This event took place in October in Dajabón, Dominican Republic and Ouanaminthe, Haiti.