Mellon Funded Reparative Histories
Incubator
The University of Maryland’s 1856 Project, part of the Universities Studying Slavery consortium, has been awarded a generous $200,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation Public Knowledge program to establish a two-year research incubator program that will investigate the legacy of slavery at the university and document histories of enslaved individuals, ensuring their stories and contributions are recognized, honored and preserved.
RHSJ Incubator Researchers
Olivia Blucker
Bowie Project Researcher, Reparative Histories and Social Justice Incubator
James Cho
Riversdale Project Researcher, Reparative Histories and Social Justice Incubator
Abigail Cohen
Lakeland Project Researcher, Reparative Histories Social Justice Incubator
Myia Elum
Bowie Project Researcher, Reparative Histories and Social Justice Incubator
Pearl Eni
Kinship, Spirituality, Enslavement and the MAC Project Researcher, Reparative Histories and Social Justice Incubator