After the 1884 New Orleans World’s Fair the physical collection of Maud Howe’s library was scattered and lost. BSB aims to recover these materials and digitize them.

This project focuses on creating and organizing a database on monuments that will be made publicly available for educational use and outside research.

FPTO is a guide that provides resources about integrating feminist pedagogy into online, hybrid, and traditional undergraduate courses.

This project focuses on organizing and displaying a database containing information on who is working within the sports industry as an executive with the goal being that sports law students can have access to this recourse to see who to connect with.

At the Mary Amelia Center for Women’s Health Equity Research (MAC), we believe that opportunities for health begin where people are born, grow, learn, work, and play and are shaped by the policies and systems that form the foundation of our society. We envision a world where all people are afforded equal opportunity to achieve their full potential for a happy and healthy life.

The DRI works on data visualizations for MAC reports. 

The Frances Gaudet Legacy Project aims to share widely the example of her extraordinary life in order to guide and inspire similar work in our present times. We are pursuing this aim through extensive research, focusing particularly on her work in education and prison reform in the greater New Orleans area. We also seek opportunities to bring her story to wider audiences.

Kallion is a non-profit started over 5 years ago. They provide leadership development programming for those who study/work with humanities. They are working to incorporate leadership development into pre-existing education programming.

The DRI interns work on cleaning and organizing the Kallion website. 

We make a zine every year to show off our work and explore our interests in data and technology!