Raquel Rose

Raquel Rose’s research seeks to understand the impact of systemic trauma, resource precarity, and deficit-based narratives around racial/ethnic minority and SOGIE diverse youth on psychosocial outcomes particularly in the mental health, education and legal...

L. Chardé Reid

L. Chardé Reid is a historical archaeology doctoral candidate at William & Mary. She has over twelve-years of experience in collections management, geographic information systems (GIS), compliance review, cultural resource management, and engaged archaeology. Her...

Bethany Johnson

Bethany Johnson’s dissertation, In the Aftermath of the ‘Lost’ Pandemic: Philadelphia, 1919-1923, reexamines the period following the catastrophic influenza wave in the fall of 1918. Bethany’s focus on post-pandemic Philadelphia utilizes a range of historical...

Kimberly Hess

Kimberly Hess is a PhD candidate in sociology at the University of Michigan. Her research interests center broadly around the culture and politics of inclusion and exclusion within states and nations. Kim’s dissertation, “Representation Matters: Minority...

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