U.S. Law and Race Initiative
This initiative, funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, brings together large university teaching programs, immersive new forms of digital media content, and community partnership storytelling in order to begin to connect Americans to their history in ways that repair the fractures in our national understanding of race and racialization. Learn more about the initiative at uslawandrace.unl.edu.
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