Project Archive

Below you'll find the webpages for our archived projects. For current funded projects, you can visit our current projects page. Click on Support & Funding above for information about how to apply for project funding.

2020 - 2021

Faculty Research Collaborations

Close up image of Trigonium species from the Bay of Villefranche.
Labor Ecologies: Race, Indigeneity, and Environmental Justice in Pacific Northwest Coastal Economies
Illustration of continents made out of books
Global Literary Studies

Graduate Research Clusters

Photo of two people's heads connected by a long tube.
HAPTICS Study Group
Art based on medical and historical representations of female bodies
Body and Media

2019 - 2020

Faculty Research Collaborations

Feminist Media Histories
Feminist Media Histories Workshop
Close-up of the Slavic branch of a languages family tree
29th Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics Annual Meeting
&Now Keynote Speakers
&Now Festival of Innovative Writing: Points of Convergence
Salvidor Dali's The American Dream shows caricatures of people and objects representing the United States.
Neoliberalism and the (Dis)integration of the Political
Close-up of "Golden Legend," an engraving of angels in various poses designed by Edward Burne-Jones and wood-engraved by W.H. Hooper.
A Digitally-Networked International Conference on Ecology and Religion in Nineteenth-Century Studies
Still image from Giselle.
Re-envisioning Giselle
Several people sitting around a table
Horn of Africa

Graduate Research Clusters

A black and white photo of a group of people walking and in wheelchairs protesting with signs.
Disability Studies
Previous Funding Periods:
2018-2019
Abstract drawing of a blue person sitting in a room.
Reimagining the Dissertation in the 21st Century
Close-up of the dictionary definition for "ethnography"
Interdisciplinary Ethnographies
Black and white illustration of arrows facing each other. Two of the arrows are coming out of a person's mouth
Dissent Images
"Quetzalocoatl" is the first collective mural painted in Chicano Park, San Diego, in 1973. The artists, Guillermo Aranda, Salvador Barrajas, Jose Cervantes, Sammy Llamas, Bebe Llamas, Victor Ochoa, Ernest Paul, Arturo Roman, Guillermo Rosete, Mario Torero, and Salvador Torres, unify mythical images grounded in Indigenous stories of the southern California border region. Photo courtesy Lydia Heberling
Indigenous Studies
An illustration of an overwhelmed person sitting with a phone to their ear. Behind them are several bubbles with the text, "Trans101"
Trans Representations in Media and Popular Culture
Still image from Julie Dash's 1991 film Daughters of the Dust.
Black Cinema Collective
Multi-color circular genome data visualization
Genomics Salon
Previous Funding Periods:
2016-2019

2018 - 2019

Faculty Research Collaborations

Old black and white photograph from the Yale Peruvian Expedition of people standing in front of a building
Ethics, Settler Colonialism, and Indigeneity in the History of the Human Sciences
Excerpt from a 13th century letter using Classical Chinese
Modality in Classical Chinese
Line drawing on a cave wall.
Rethinking the Global Turn
Paper cutouts of people resembling different races in front of a blurred globe
Pedagogies of Reciprocity: The Politics of Knowledge, Equity and Ethics in International Educational Collaboration
Sound waves in the shape of the Seattle city skyline
The Shifting Landscape of Public Communication
Drawing of three dinosaurs, one red, one white, and one blue.
Politics and Discourse of Fifth Columns in Eurasia
Birthday Canyon, Greenland Ice Sheet, James Balog
Anthropocene Film Salon
Canoe families request permission to come ashore to the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe during the 2018 Power Paddle to Puyallup Canoe Journey.
Graduate Certificate in American Indian and Indigenous Studies
Rainbow colored poster that reads End Public School to Prison Pipeline
Prison Education Collaboration
Still images of from Intersection video essay by Catherine Grant
Sound and Images: Video Essay Workshop
Collage titled "'That night they dreamt of unknown landscapes,’ (comes again),” by Micheal Two Bulls
Creating Survivance: Art and Indigenous Wellness
Sound and Images still
Sound and Images: Video Essay Workshop
Medieval musical score
Performing Lyric Cultures, Visible and Invisible

Graduate Research Clusters

Collage of photos taken at Shanghai Film Museum, Korea Film Archive, and Tokyo Film Center
Inter-Asian Historiophoty
Diablo Dam in Ross Lake National Recreation Area of Washington, courtesy David Fulmer/Creative Commons
Interdisciplinary Freshwater Exploration Series on Dams
A group of protesters hold signs.
Comparative Study of Race
Previous Funding Periods:
2016-2018