Minneapolis Interview Project

Collaborating to Center Native American Women

Law Professor, Community Justice Advocate, and Children's Author/Publisher with a Pan-African Lens

Civil Civil Rights Attorney & Museum Curator Harvests the Stories Community Needs

4th Generation Minnesotan Recalls 150 years of Resistance to Jim Crow North

Action Researcher Harvests Community Wisdom to Affect Public Policy and Heal Herself

Singer, Songwriter, Poet, Mother, Grandmother, Organizer

Rich Complexity of the Historic, South Minneapolis Black Community

Radical Transformation of an Organizer from Chicago's Southside

Formerly Incarcerated Professor Makes Sacred Trouble

Former Leader of MN CP Continues to Build United Fronts

Lesbian Feminist Educator Still Learning, To Repair the World

From Jim Crow New Orleans to Professor in Mpls: The Making of a Black Communist

From Torreón to Minneapolis: Immigration Attorney and Kalpulli Ketzal Coatlicue Dancer

Married His Husband in 1971, Demands Equality for All.

Makes Space in College For Working-Class People Like Her.

St. Louis Park Girl Radicalized in 70s Chicago, Organizes at Ford Plant, St. Olaf Alumni

The Making of A Multicultural Spiritual Elder.

Feminist Labor Historian Returns to North Minneapolis Roots

Northern Minnesota to North Minneapolis; the Education of an Educator.

Scholar Activist uses Insider/Outsider Strategy to Build Chicano & Latino Studies