Barbara Anton Community Research Grant
Anusha Gupta ’25, Public Health and Gender and Sexuality Studies, “Evaluating the Impact of the Rhode Island Teen Institute (RITI) 2024 on Youth Leadership and Community Development”
Jo Ouyang ’26, Ethnic Studies and Painting (Brown/RISD), “Organizing the Asian/American/South: Examining Strategies of Racial Justice Organizing within Asian/American Communities in Atlanta”
Helen Terry MacLeod Research grant
Rachel Kamphaus ’25, English and Classics, “All About Me: Re-Writing the Subject in the Feminist Poet’s Kunstlerroman”
RL Wheeler ’25, Ethnic Studies and Literary Arts
Linda Pei Undergraduate Research Grant
Sophi Aronson ’25, Health and Human Biology, “Programmatic Integration of Birth Doula Care into Health Systems in the United States: An Integrative Review”
Olivia Hanley ’25, International and Public Affairs, “Black Women Activists within the United States’s Civil Rights Movement and in South Africa's Anti-apartheid Movement”
Pembroke Center Research Development Grant for Graduate Students
Mickell Carter, Africana Studies, “Stylin’ Black Power: Fashioning Identity and Masculinity”
Victoria Cheff, French & Francophone Studies, “Stérile Volupté: Productive Sterility in Baudelaire, Vivien, Rachilde, and Colette”
Tara Holman, English, “Aestheticizing the Maternal: Creative Enactments toward Relationality”
Madeline Nicholson, Anthropology, “Adopting Change: An Ethnographic Investigation of Transnational Adoptee Activism in Norway”
Semilore Sobande, English, “Ghostwriters: Black Women and Representation in 20th-Century Anglophone and Francophone Literature of the African Diaspora”
Amber Hawk Swanson, Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, “Hemings and Lewinsky Studies, as made imaginable by Marisa Williamson’s Sally & Monica’s Hot Tub Hangout (2014)”
Steinhaus/Zisson Pembroke Center Research Grants for Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Shravya Sompalli ’25, Ethnic Studies and Computer Science, “Opening the Curtains: Reclaiming Technology-Enabled Narratives on Massage and Sex Work in Queens, New York”
Luiz Paulo Ferraz, History, “‘The Original Earth Defenders:’ Gender, Environment, and the Rise of Brazil's Indigenous Women Leaders”
Kiana Knight, Africana Studies, “Translating Racial Uplift: Black Women, Language, and International Politics, 1918-1965”
Mohadeseh Salari Sardari, History of Art and Architecture, “Craving Her Space: Negotiating Architectural Boundaries in the Lives of Taj Alsaltane and Bibi Maryam Bakhtiari”
Enid Wilson Undergraduate Fellowship
San Kwon ’25, Comparative Literature, “Theorizing Ellipses as a Critical Concept”
Alissa Simon ’25, Political Science and Gender and Sexuality Studies, “Power of the Private: Feminist Revisions to U.S. Domestic Violence Law”