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Depicting Forced Displacement and Mass Atrocities: Images of Cambodian Genocide Memorials

By Jamie Wise, undergraduate major in sociology (recipient of a Migration, Mobility and Immobility grant)

How do you remember a genocide? Forty…

Latinx Musicians in Appalachian

By Sophia Enriquez, GAH graduate team fellow and PhD student in the School of Music

There is a booming…

The Soundscapes of Dar es Salaam

By PhD Candidate Hannah Vidmar, Department of African and African American Studies

It was nearing 7:30 p.m. on a Saturday night in July when I found myself in a bajaj,…

Creating Community: How Communist Immigrants Formed Local Groups and Resistance Networks in France

By graduate student Darcy C. Benson, Department of History

I’m honored to have been awarded a research grant from the Migration, Mobility, and Immobility Project to fund my…

Music as Labor: A Visit by Sonia Seeman

By Senior Lecturer Danielle V. Schoon (Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures), Associate Professor Ryan Skinner (School of Music) and Danielle Fosler-Lussier (School of Music)…

The Difference of the Eye Amongst Japanese Communities in Latin America

By PhD Student Clara Carolyne Fachini Zanirato, Department of Spanish and Portuguese

The importance of research on migration studies has never been so high in the world as…

Daniella Doron and the History of Jewish Child Refugees

By PhD Candidate Sara Halpern, Department of History

Daniella Doron is a senior lecturer in History at the Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation at Monash…

Daniella Doron Podcast Interview

In this podcast, Ohio State PhD Candidate Nikki Freeman interviews Daniella Doron about her forthcoming book, Young Border Crossers: Jewish Youth during the Ages of Migration, which…

The Living Imprint of Immigrant Authors

By PhD Student Julian Marcel Baldemira, Department of Spanish and Portuguese

For decades, immigrants from Cuba have arrived on U.S. soil and established themselves in Florida…