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The Summer Research Opportunities Program encourages talented underrepresented undergraduates from across the country to pursue graduate study.
Living the California Dream: Dean Daryle Williams balances his work in illuminating the history of enslaved peoples with leading the largest college at UCR
Uplifting the Lives of the Enslaved through Primary Source Analysis and Data Extraction: Reflections from ARHU SROP 2021
UC Riverside will help with slavery database co-created by new dean
W&M’s Omohundro Institute partners with pre-eminent digital humanities projects aimed at recovering histories of slavery and enslaved people
Michigan State University Launches Online Database to Record North Atlantic Slave Trade
Strengthening the Partnership between the Hutchins Center at Harvard and Enslaved.org
Genealogy: Website streamlines search of databases on slave trade
$1.4M Grant to Expand Enslaved.org
NEH Announces $24 Million for 225 Humanities Projects Nationwide
National Endowment for the Humanities Announces New Grants
First Online Slavery Database Gets a $1.4M Injection From Mellon Foundation
Ep. 242 Reconstructing The Stories Of The Slave Trade
Mellon Foundation grants $1.4 million to MSU for historic slavery database
MSU’s Enslaved.org, a database chronicling the lives of enslaved people, awarded $1.4 million grant
MSU database Enslaved.org gets $1.4 million Mellon Foundation grant
Computer science team continues support for online database on history of slavery
Gone but not forgotten: Bringing the lives of enslaved people to life
A new tool hopes to uncover the lost ancestry of enslaved African Americans
$1.4M Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant expands Enslaved.org research
Scholars Assemble a Massive New Database on Enslaved People
New database tracks data on slaves, slavers, and allies
Watch Webinar about Globally-Recognized Enslaved.org Database
Black families using DNA, genealogy to fill in historical gaps left by slavery
Enslaved families from Highland featured in Journal of Slavery and Data Preservation
Genealogists work to help African Americans break through the 1870 ‘brick wall’
Episode 295: Ibrahima Seck, Whitney Plantation Museum
New Research Database Compiles Stories of Enslaved People to Repair Broken History
Mapping The Movement Of The Peoples Of The Historic Slave Trade Using Enslaved.Org With Marisol Fila
Enslaved.org Uses Linked Open Data To Connect Enslavement Records
Enslaved.Org Brings Vivid Detail To The Lives Of The Peoples Of The Historic Slave Trade: A Conversation With Daryle Williams
Researchers launch global appeal to help tell stories of the slave trade
Michigan State University Launches Database of Enslaved Africans
Michigan State University Launches Online Database Chronicling North-Atlantic Slave Trade
Stories of forgotten slaves are told at last through public database
Who Were America’s Enslaved? A New Database Humanizes the Names Behind the Numbers
Computer science professor and postdoc partner launch online database on history of slavery
This massive database reveals the names and stories behind the history of slavery
Michigan State University helps people learn about slavery and family history
Making Them Known | Database built to identify millions sold into bondage during transatlantic slave trade
New Website Aims to Preserve History of Slavery With Open-Source Ancestry Database
A massive new effort to name millions sold into bondage during the transatlantic slave trade
MSU’s project documenting the lives of American slaves is now taking public contributions
Newest phase of massive slavery database welcomes public contribution
UMD Researcher Co-Leads New Digital Collection Piecing Together Histories of Enslaved Peoples
FamilySearch involved in 50 projects researching Black genealogies and history
'On These Grounds' describes the history of enslavement at colleges
Coming Soon: Online Database of Enslaved Individuals
A Massive New Database Will Connect Billions of Historic Records to Tell the Full Story of American Slavery
Tracking family history of enslaved ancestors in Louisiana? Donaldsonville museum can help
MSU uses $1.5M Mellon Foundation grant to build massive slave trade database
