Liberal Arts and Sciences
Network to Freedom Underground Railroad Oral History Project
Led by Alyssa P. Cole · African American Studies
What we study
Dr. Cole studies the history of Black health activism, especially Black women's grassroots health advocacy in the early twentieth-century Midwest. She is co-PI of the Network to Freedom Underground Railroad Oral History Project, a partnership with the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program and the National Park Service that records the stories of descendants of freedom seekers and conductors.
What working here is like
- Surveys & interviews
- Reading, writing & theory
- Human participants
- Project
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Current projects
Network to Freedom Underground Railroad Oral History Project
Records the histories and reflections of descendants and representatives of Underground Railroad freedom seekers and conductors.
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