Read Mia Cortés Castro’s article in the Yale Daily News about the Democracy in America webinar (co-sponsored by Public Humanities at Yale and the New Haven Free Public Library), “Spaces for Democracy: The Goffe Street Armory as Civic Infrastructure.”
Karin Roffman is a senior lecture in Humanities, English and American Studies. She is the Associate Director of Public Humanities at Yale University. In 2019, in collaboration with the Digital Humanities Lab, Karin released John Ashbery’s Nest, an interactive tour of the poet’s house.
Matthew Frye Jacobon is Sterling Professor of American Studies, History, and African American Studies at Yale. He is the author of seven books on race, politics, and culture in the United States, including Odetta’s One Grain of Sand ;
As part of the series “Democracy in America,” a collaboration between Public Humanities at Yale and the New Haven Free Public Library, Elihu Rubin will be in conversation with Matthew Jacobson to discuss the topic “Spaces for Democracy: The Goffe Street Armory as Civic Infrastructure.”
