For my NULab research project, I worked with the Women Writers Project at Northeastern. My overall goal was to add more context to a WWO text by providing map visualizations to accompany a travel narrative. Before I could start on […]
Voices of Boston: In the Wake of WWII, Morna Crawford Moves to Fenway
Boston City Archives Blog Series
Voices of Boston: Rapid Transit, ‘Social Fights,’ and a Hippopotamus in Dorchester
Boston City Archives Blog Series As part of the Boston 200 Bicentennial celebration, volunteers from various neighborhoods provided oral histories. These histories provide a unique perspective on life in Boston during the 20th Century. An interview with Jack McCready, Mr. […]
Voices of Boston: Louise and Miss Ives Discuss Education and Innovation in Roslindale
Boston City Archives Blog Series
Online//Physical Resistance & the State
#MeToo in the United States and India The #MeToo Movement brought renewed attention to issues of sexual harassment and violence, especially in the workplace. This movement quickly spread across the world, from #YoTambien in Latin America to #RiceBunny in China. […]
Cuba and Algeria in Print & in Person
What do Cuba and Algeria have in common? Revolutionary Zeal. In May of 1962, two images appeared on the front page of an Algerian revolutionary newspaper. Standing at the base of a hill are a group of rebel fighters, clutching […]
