Current Residencies
The following projects received Hub residencies for the 2024-25 academic year.
One of The Hub's 2024-25 residencies, the Chicano Latino Studies High School Leadership program empowers Latino students through mentorship, creative expression, community engagement, and leadership.
One of The Hub's 2024-25 residencies, the Long Fire at Lake and Minnehaha explores the complex history of the Lake/Minnehaha intersection, focusing on activism, police violence, and community struggles.
One of The Hub's 2024-25 residencies, the Parental Incarceration and Children's Human Rights project explores how the U.S. legal system neglects children's rights in such cases and seeks alternatives.
One of The Hub's 2024-25 residencies, the "Quilting Stories" project amplifies Black and Indigenous voices in Twin Cities history through oral histories, workshops, and multimedia events.
One of The Hub's 2024-25 residencies, the ReEntry Lab supports justice-impacted artists by providing space for writing, collaboration, and public readings to address post-incarceration challenges.
One of The Hub's 2024-25 residencies, the UMN Hmong Corpus project creates a searchable, annotated resource to support Hmong language research, education, and AI innovation.
One of The Hub's 2024-25 residencies, Listen Up Youth Radio empowers youth to create media that amplifies voices of resistance via poetry, song, and more.
One of The Hub's 2024-25 residencies, "Women's Voices: Lifting the Veil of Confusion" challenges stereotypes of Iranian women through the medium of film.