The Voices of Change podcast explores themes, topics, and issues raised in The Rosenbach’s digital exhibition, “I Am an American!”: The Authorship and Activism of Alice Dunbar-Nelson. Each episode highlights voices involved in shaping the exhibition and considers how Alice Dunbar-Nelson’s life, times, and work speak to pressing issues facing the United States today.
Voices of Change: A Podcast Inspired by Alice Dunbar-Nelson
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The Voices of Change podcast explores themes, topics, and issues raised in The Rosenbach’s digital exhibition, “I Am an American!”: The Authorship and Activism of Alice Dunbar-Nelson. Each episode highlights voices involved in shaping the exhibition and considers how Alice Dunbar-Nelson’s life, times, and work speak to pressing issues facing the United States today.
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October 9, 2020
Episode 8: The Making of “I Am an American!”: A Retrospective Conversation
<p>The Rosenbach’s work on the “I Am an American!” digital exhibition brought together a large group of scholars, professionals, artists, activists, and community members to collaborate on telling the story of Alice Dunbar-Nelson to 21st-century Americans. In this concluding episode of Voices of Change, join key figures in the exhibition’s development for a retrospective conversation about their favorite memories and most important insights drawn from working on this digital project.</p>
October 9, 2020
Episode 7: Surviving and Thriving After Intimate Partner Violence
<p>Alice Dunbar-Nelson survived intimate partner violence at the hands of her famous husband, Paul Laurence Dunbar, and went on to make important contributions to U.S. politics, literature, and culture. This episode examines the public health crisis of intimate partner violence in the United States today and offers resources for individuals struggling with intimate partner violence to find help, survive, and thrive—just as Alice Dunbar-Nelson did. To learn more about Women Against Abuse, visit https://www.womenagainstabuse.org/. To learn more about Women In Transition, visit https://www.helpwomen.org/.</p>
October 9, 2020
Episode 6: How to Uncover Hidden Voices in the Archive: Tips from Melissa Benbow, Kelli Racine Coles, and Mariam I. Williams
<p>To uncover stories from U.S. history like those of Alice Dunbar-Nelson requires deep research. Learn tips about the research process from three scholars with in-depth experience using archives to uncover Black and women’s history. This roundtable conversation features tips and insights from Melissa Benbow, a Ph.D. student in the Department of English at the University of Delaware; Kelli Racine Coles, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History at the University of Delaware; and Mariam I. Williams, Project Director of Chronicling Resistance at the Free Library of Philadelphia and Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries.</p>
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