About
This exhibit celebrates the cultural importance and impact of these communities’ often untold stories and hidden histories. These untold stories include difficult moments in our nation and campus history, from statewide exclusion laws for African Americans to campus curfews for Japanese American students during World War II to the politics and treatment of underrepresented groups searching for equality and civil rights. From sharing and promoting cultural heritage and traditions to commemorating leaders in science, public health, architecture, literature, politics, and labor movements, these stories seek to enrich the intellectual and cultural experiences of UO students, staff, and faculty.
Digital Exhibit Contributors
Project Manager: Mandi Garcia
Web Designer: Natalie Dulansky
Web Design Assistance: Franny Gaede, Azle Malinao-Alvarez
Writers: Natalie Dulansky, Kate Conley
Digital exhibit derived from Our Impact Through Images
Project Sponsor: David de Lorenzo, Giustina Director
Project Manager: Mandi Garcia, Creative Content and Strategic Communication Liaison
Project Team Members: Amy Lake, Facilities & Business Services Manager; Marilyn Reaves, SCUA Consultant; Danielle Mericle, Curator of Visual Materials.
Production Support: Jason Stone, UO Communications; Randy Sullivan, Digital Production Manager; Marilyn Mohr, Collections Conservator; Thea Bradley, Conservation Assistant; Nico Floresca, Graphic Design Assistant
Sponsored by UO Libraries with generous support from UO Division of Equity and Inclusion, IDEAL Framework Diversity Action Plan Implementation Grants. Images courtesy of UO Libraries’ Special Collections and University Archives.
This exhibit was created with the support of Oregon Digital – a collaboration between the University of Oregon Libraries and Oregon State University Libraries & Press, Oregon Digital comprises more than 500,000 digitized works including historic and modern photographs, manuscripts, and publications.
Explore Oregon Digital to discover more about Oregon’s history.