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Rungh Wikipedia Scholars 2024

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In Partnership with the University of British Columbia, Asian Canadian and Asian Migration (UBC ACAM) Studies program, Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), and The Black Arts Centre (BLAC), Rungh is launching the inaugural Wikipedia Scholars program. Each scholar will engage in scholarship research on an IBPOC identified artist in keeping with the framework set by Art & Feminism.

The 2024 Scholars are Jennifer Multani, Eliana McFarlane, Aneil Sidhu, Bo Bae Lee, Mila Natasha Mendez, and Siima Itabaaza.

The Project Leads from UBC ACAM, KPU and BLAC are listed below.

Hafiz Akinlusi

Hafiz Akinlusi

Hafiz Akinlusi, Director, The Black Arts Centre.

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Szu Shen

Szu Shen

Szu Shen is the Program Manager at UBC ACAM.

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Dr. Asma Sayed

Dr. Asma Sayed

Dr. Asma Sayed, Canada Research Chair in South Asian Literary and Cultural Studies, Department of English, Kwantlen Polytechnic University.

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Henry Yu

Henry Yu

Dr. Henry Yu, Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of British Columbia.

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Partners

The Black Arts Centre
UBC Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies
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