Project Funding
This project has been made possible by funding provided by the Humanities Without Walls Grand Research Challenge, the Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture, the University of Iowa, and the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. Details on funding can be found below.
External Funding Sources:
2023-2026: Humanities Without Walls Grand Research Challenge, for "Flint Water Disaster Public Archive: From Data Access to Data Justice"
2018-2020: Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation’s Buell Center Research Prize for an Independent Project in American Architecture, Urbanism, and Landscape, for “The Right to Infrastructure,” with Danielle Purifoy
2018-2019: University of Tennessee-Knoxville: Award from the College of Arts and Sciences, Joint Institute for Computational Sciences Collaborative Funding
University of Iowa:
2023: Arts and Humanities Initiative Major Grant, University of Iowa: "From Data Access to Data Justice: the Flint Water Disaster Public Document Archive"
2022: Obermann Center for the Humanities, Seed Funding for Humanities Without Walls application
2020: Arts and Humanities Initiative Major Grant, University of Iowa: “Poison Pen: Tracing the Digital Paper Trail of the Flint Water Crisis”
2020: Innovations in Teaching with Technology Award, University of Iowa: “Text Classification Tool for Flint Water Crisis Email Archive”
2020-2026: Office for Undergraduate Research fellowships
Additional financial or in-kind support from the University of Iowa has been provided by the Digital Scholarship and Publishing Studio, the Public Policy Center (now the Center for Social Science Innovation), the Obermann Center, the departments of African American Studies, Sociology, and Political Science, and CLAS-IT.