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Brown receives $4 9M grant for project to examine legacy of colonialism, subjugation in New England

Brown receives $4.9M grant for project to examine legacy of colonialism, subjugation in New England BROWN UNIVERSITY received a $4.9 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for the university s Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice. / COURTESY BROWN UNIVERSITY PROVIDENCE – Brown University announced Tuesday that it received a $4.9 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for the university s Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice. The university said the money will help fund a partnership with Williams College and Mystic Seaport Museum where scholars will use maritime history to study… Register to keep reading or subscribe today and receive unlimited access.

Mellon Foundation gives out $72 million in grants to study nation s racist past

Follows a trend of pouring money into anti-racism projects The Mellon Foundation recently announced that 16 projects would receive up to $5 million as part of its Just Futures Initiative. The funds will “support multidisciplinary and multi-institutional collaborative teams producing solutions-based work that contributes to  public understanding of the nation’s racist past and can lead to the creation of socially just futures,” according to a January 13 news release from the organization. The recipients include Brown University for research on “Reimaging New England Histories: Historical Injustice, Sovereignty and Freedom” and the University of Michigan for “Research for Indigenous Social Action and Equity Center: Undoing Inequality.”

Mellon Foundation grants $72 million to humanities projects focused on issues of racial justice

Will Kirk (JHU Media) Kali-Ahset Amen, of Johns Hopkins University, said efforts like this West Baltimore community mural a Black heritage/neighborhood beautification project done in collaboration with African American churches will be enhanced with Mellon funding. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation on Wednesday announced about $72 million in total grants for 16 different humanities-based projects focused on issues of racial justice. The “Just Futures” grants of up to $5 million each will “support multidisciplinary and multi-institutional collaborative teams producing solutions-based work that contributes to public understanding of the nation’s racist past and can lead to the creation of socially just futures,” according to the foundation.

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