Author: Jennifer Garcon

Librarian for Modern and Contemporary Special Collections at Princeton University

Jennifer Garcon, Ph.D. is the Librarian for Modern and Contemporary Special Collections at Princeton University Archive. She leads post-custodial archival projects that leverage library resources toward the preservation and conservation of community-held cultural heritage assets. She’s on the organizing board of Archives for Black Lives in Philadelphia, and has provided digital scholarship support for the Move Activist Archive Project, Re/Member Black Philadelphia, and School Protest in Africa Project.

School Protests in Africa is a dynamic digital scholarship project whose central premise revolves around resurfacing the frequency and prevalence of modern youth-led protests in Africa.

on the left: a brief description of the School Protests in Africa project. on the right: a choropleth map of the African continent.

Author: Jennifer Garcon

How We Made It: School Protests in Africa

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