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History; Romance Studies; Biomedical Engineering

 film about a new medical device that makes cervical cancer screenings more comfortable and accessible, upgrading women's healthcare, especially in lower-income settings.

Pediatrics; Public Policy; Partnership for a Healthy Durham

that incorporates maps, images, and interviews to convey racial disparities in the health of Durham residents over the past century.

Cultural Anthropology; Cartographies/SAVAS; Pauli Murray Center for Social Justice

, and that analyze the racial and gender patterns of public memorials at Duke, and put forward proposals to create an inclusive public culture on campus

Philosophy; Duke Libraries; Art, Art History & Visual Studies;

with biographies of early modern women philosophers, compilations of their writings and related primary and secondary sources, and teaching resources

Public Policy; History; Cultural Anthropology; Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro

and that draw on interviews, statistics, and analysis of government reports to assess the outcomes of higher education policies in Brazil. 

Neurology; Duke Institute for Brain Sciences; Nasher Museum of Art)

and that explores how we process images of human, non-human, and digitally altered faces

Music; Art, Art History, and Visual Studies; Experimental and Documentary Arts

that illustrates how visual, theatrical and sonic arts can educate, and provoke reflection and action in the face of our climate crisis.

History; Law; Former North Carolina Commissioner of Banks

with data visualizations, policy analyses, business case students, and an extensive oral history archive with more than 80 interviews about state-level mortgage markets and regulation in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis

Global Health/Cultural Anthropology; History of Medicine Collections; Independent Scholar

narrating the global HIV/AIDS pandemic based on materials from the Maria de Bruyn Papers in Duke’s Rubenstein Library

African and African American Studies; Duke Council on Racial Equity

High school lesson plans (; ; ) for a variety of classes, derived from the archive of Left of Black vlog episodes, with accessible materials and primary sources, discussion questions, and project ideas

National Humanities Center

A pilot podcast, drawing on archival recordings of NHC interviews with resident scholars who focus on some aspect of the environmental humanities. 

Museum of American History

on the role of gender in American rural electrification, a Draft Script for the Smithsonian demonstration program, “Cooking up History,” a set of oral histories, and a linking the experiences of rural electrification to the Biden administration’s infrastructure plan.

English

Created that deploys digital mapping technologies and draws on the interpretive approaches of history, literature, and philosophy to envision how best to memorialize the enslaved persons who lost their lives in the Middle Passage. 

English

Developed that draws on text mining methods to trace the publication history, geographical spread, and evolving content of versions of Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe

English

Tracked the distribution of photographs that depicted the Syrian Refugee Crisis to assess which images of refugees and migrants resonated with news avenues ().

David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Wrangling of card catalogue into a useable database, interactive app, and search tool, with subsequent use of topic modeling to identify marginalized voices within special collections

History; Romance Studies

Duke’s first Humanities Lab; investigated Haitian history and culture, with a particular focus on the social experience of and recovery from the 2010 earthquake. Projects included an and interactive ()

Slavic Studies; Global Health; Dermatology and Global Health; Writing Program

Facilitated collaborative innovations among health practitioners and scholars in the humanities, arts, and interpretive social sciences, such as this on the role of the housekeeping staff at Duke Hospital.

Asian and Middle Eastern Studies; Music; Literature

Focused on the booming field of sound studies; projects include a pathbreaking and a web collection, , that showcases new modes of deploying sound in scholarly analyses.

Asian and Middle Eastern Studies; Gender, Sexuality, & Feminist Studies, Classics

Explored story-making in multiple genres through a storytelling , , , , and a series of courses.

Hannah Ontiveros (History, 2020)

Church World Services Durham

Researched strategies for fundraising and community outreach, including interviews with congregational partners and CWS staff

Joshua Strayhorn (History, 2020)

National Humanities Center

Partnered with NHC staff to develop online modules and supplementary materials for high school educators around how to teach about race, and connect historical episodes to our current moment.

Brooks Frederickson

(Music, 2020)

So Percussion Summer Institute

Developed an online curriculum to replace the usual in-person summer experience, focusing on collaborative modules that introduced young musicians to composing and performance of innovative music.

Ben Sarbey (Philosophy, 2021)

The Hastings Center

Collaborated with a national team of bioethics scholars to research the implications of dementia for decision-making in end-of-life ethics and health policy (related )

Hannah Read (Philosophy, 2021)

Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL)

Assessed current social and emotional learning strategies, articulated their value to educators and policymakers, and facilitated implementation of these strategies in partner schools across multiple states

Jessica Covil-Manset (English, 2021)

Duke University Press

Researched awards, wrote descriptions of books for catalogs, scheduled tweets to advertise books and events, formulated questions for Q&As with authors, and created for DUP’s blog