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Soc Doc Alumni
Reconstructing a global spiderweb with the Binational Front of Indigenous Organizations (Website)
2008
Joor Baruah is an audiovisual artist interested in using documentary + idoc, photography, music and new media forms for social change.
Lareau’s research interests include racial justice, allyship, and the legacy and processes of segregation and gentrification.
Ethnographic photography essay exploring the cultural landscape of Virginia City, Nevada, the silver-mining boomtown home to the Comstock Lode of 1859. Through analogue photography, sound montage and ethnographic text, Loomis is interested in exploring how Virginia City culturally interacts with its built and natural landscapes and how those landscapes interrelate with the identities of Virginia City.
Environmental, economic, and military injustice in Latin America
Haunting Presences (Video)
2007
Finding D-QU: The Lonely Struggle of California's Only Tribal College (Video)
2009
Gender and sexuality in the modern U.S. Military
Imminent Threats: Gendered Bodies in the Military (Creative Non-Fiction)
2007
Using participatory methods to tell stories of people who don't traditionally have the agency to author their own stories is the guiding force in his life. The reason he became an educator is the reason he became a filmmaker.
F*t, H*iry, Di*abled: Resistance, Reclamation, and the Possibility of Bodies (Audio)
2009
Documentary and Video Art; Gender and Sexuality Studies; Cinema Studies; Hong Kong Studies
Neither Lost nor Found : Working Class visibility through the lens of the corner store (Phtography)
2008
Children of undocumented immigrants born in the United States and their struggle to feel as if they "belong" in the US.