"Picturing Black History," is a collaboration between Ohio State's Department of History and Getty Images that rediscovers and examines rarely seen, historical photographs depicting the African American experience. The project blends storytelling and photography to lend new perspective to a history of injustice.
Twelve team projects — 10 of which are led or co-led by faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences — were recently awarded funding in the second round of Ohio State’s Seed Fund for Racial Justice.
One decade after a white mob devastated a prosperous Black community in what would become known as the Tulsa Race Massacre, Trevon Logan, Hazel C. Youngberg Trustees Distinguished Professor of Economics, discusses the economic effects of such racial violence and how reparations would close the racial wealth gap.
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) promotes diversity across the university. This anonymous gift provides direct support to retain students in the College of Arts and Sciences who have overcome substantial educational or economic obstacles.
Barento Taha, a filmmaker who studied neuroscience as an Ohio State undergraduate and graduated this May with a Master of Public Health, recently released his documentary short film, "Risk Factor," which explores Black maternal health and infant mortality in Ohio.
Associate professor of women's, gender and sexuality studies Wendy Smooth is one of eight members appointed to the national advisory board of the Kamala Harris Project, a collective of academics from around the U.S. that will track all aspects of Vice President Harris' tenure.
Matthew Anderson, assistant professor of microbiology, is helping put the power of data into the hands of tribal nations through two collaborative initiatives: IndigiData and the Native BioData Consortium. The goal is to give tribal nations more say in their economic prosperity and tribal autonomy.
Systemic racism targets both Black Americans and African immigrants the same. “Being Black/Becoming Black: African Americans and Africans Fostering Equity," led by Adélékè Adéẹ̀kọ́ and Kwaku Korang, aims to find commonalities among both groups to find ways to dismantle anti-Black racism together.
On April 20, Executive Dean and Vice Provost Gretchen Ritter sent a message to the Arts and Sciences community in response to the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial.
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