Images of GBAC at Work
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Mark Auslander with principal community collaborator J.P. Godfrey, in the historically neglected African American section of the Oxford, Georgia cemetary, with well-manicured white section in background (Photograph courtesy of Mark Auslander)
Students of Mark Auslander and Ellen Schattschneider plant flowers in the African American cemetary in Oxford, GA, after completion of restoration project (Photograph courtesy of Mark Auslander)
David Guss' Lost Theaters class, 2003 (Photograph courtesy of David Guss)
"We need peace" graffiti in Mamamah, Sierra Leone, 2003 (Photograph courtesy of Rosalind Shaw)
Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Kambia, Sierra Leone, 2003 (Photograph courtesy of Rosalind Shaw)
Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Moyamba, Sierra Leone, 2003 (Photograph courtesy of Rosalind Shaw)
Emily Pingel, student of David Guss, collects an oral history, 2003 (Photograph courtesy of David Guss)
At the end of the semester, Tufts students and their high school partners present the results of their research on Somerville Latinos at a community event. (Photograph courtesy of Deborah Pacini Hernandez)
Deborah Pacini Hernandez and Urban Borderlands student Ariana Flores discuss the Latino oral history project on WUMB's Commonwealth Journal. (Photograph courtesy of Deborah Pacini Hernandez)
Tufts students in the Somerville Latino Oral History Project work with high school student partners through Somerville's Welcome Project. (Photograph courtesy of Deborah Pacini Hernandez)
Sally Engle Merry (far right at table) at the International Conference on Combating Domestic Violence against Women at Beijing. (Photograph courtesy of Sally Engle Merry)