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Bridging Digital Divide

Bridging the Digital Divide!

The AFRO PWW 2 initiative encourages Black Studies scholars to expand their use of digital tools in their educational activities.

Our Work 2

Our Catalog!

Our Outreach and Education Project attracted a diverse group of scholars with varying degrees of technology experience and research interests. Check out a few of their publications.

Tyechia Thompson, Author & Producer

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Senior Advisors
John Wilkin
Jon P.Gant
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Curatorial Advisors
Val Gray Ward
Peggy Blood
Kenton Ramsby
Judith McCray
Kamili Anderson
Dana Chandler
Tyechia Thompson
Dana Williams

"The future of scholarship, teaching, community leadership, and more!"

What our Project directors are saying

"We apply the “digital divide” concept to higher education and our work in African American Studies. Our focus is on digital publishing. We seek to increase our collaboration with scholars, historically-Black colleges (HBCUs), community-based libraries and museums, and other information workers. Our goal is to produce and distribute more knowledge about the long, deep, and diverse human experiences lived by Black people and share this with as many people as possible."
Ronald William Bailey
Co-PI and Project Director
"AFRO PWW 2 is both an educational and publishing project designed to teach participants how to create in digital publishing platforms and to assist them in producing at least one online open-access peer-reviewed publication. It has three hands-on educational experiences - Introduction to Digital Publishing Webinar, Publications Only Workshops, and the Digital Scholarship for the Digital Age Institute (DSDA). Our dedicated team of specialists will instruct and advise participants in the use of the four digital platforms we support for them to develop proficiency in the platform(s) of their choice."
marilyn thomas-houston
Co-PI and Project Director

A Digital Publishing Project Funded By

Our Partners

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Bridging Digital Divide

Bridging the Digital Divide!

The AFRO PWW 2 initiative encourages Black Studies scholars to expand their use of digital tools in their educational activities.

Our Work 2

Our Catalog!

Our Outreach and Education Project attracted a diverse group of scholars with varying degrees of technology experience and research interests. Check out a few of their publications.

Tyechia Thompson, Author & Producer

previous arrow
next arrow
"The future of scholarship, teaching, community leadership and more!"

What our Project directors are saying

"We apply the “digital divide” concept to higher education and our work in African American Studies. Our focus is on digital publishing. We seek to increase our collaboration with scholars, historically-Black colleges (HBCUs), community-based libraries and museums, and other information workers. Our goal is to produce and distribute more knowledge about the long, deep, and diverse human experiences lived by Black people, and share this with as many people as possible."


Ronald William Bailey
Co-PI and Project Director
"AFRO PWW 2 is both an educational and publishing project designed to teach participants how to create in digital publishing platforms and to assist them in the production of at least one online open access peer-reviewed publication. It has three hands-on educational experiences - Introduction to Digital Publishing Webinar, Publications Only Workshops and the Digital Scholarship for the Digital Age Institute (DSDA). Our dedicated team of specialists will instruct and advise participants in the use of the four digital platforms we support in order for them to develop proficiency in the platform(s) of their choice."
marilyn thomas-houston
Co-PI and Project Director

Senior Advisors

Curatorial Advisors

aFRO PWW 2 Partners

A Digital Publishing Project Funded By

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