Anthem Award, Gold - Incite at Columbia University
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Work
Anthem Award, Gold
- Led by Columbia Center for Oral History Research
- Published November 19, 2024
- Authors Jacqueline Woodson Madeline Alexander Chris Pandza Arek Romanski Lukasz Knasiecki Magdalena Kesik et al.
- Category Award
- Forum International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences
- Link www.anthemawards.com
In November 2024, Incite Institute's Baldwin-Emerson Elders Project was awarded a Gold Anthem Award for innovation in education, art and culture.
The Elders Project's innovative digital archive, developed in partnership with award-winning design studio Huncwot, has been exhibited across the United States and covered in It's Nice That.
The Anthem Awards honors the purpose and mission-driven work of people, companies and organizations worldwide. By amplifying the voices that spark global change, the Anthem Awards define a new benchmark for social impact work that inspires others to take action in their own community.
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