Alumni

The award-winning documentary Out of State (79 min.) explores the intersections between the US imperial project and prison industrial complex, through the stories of David and Hale—two Native Hawaiian men incarcerated in a private prison in the Arizona desert, thousands of miles away from home. “The themes that this powerful, poetic film explores are specifically grounded in a uniquely Hawaiian experience—exploring the struggles of contemporary Hawaiians through an intimate, honest, and empathetic lens,” the Hawai‘i International Film Festival Jury proclaimed.  >>

SOF Alum Emily Ogden writes Op-Ed on Donald Trump and mesmerism in the New York Times' Sunday Review on August 4th, 2018. >>

Society of Fellows Hidetaka Hirota has a featured Op-Ed on citizenship in the Washington Post.  >>

Emily Ogden's Credulity: A Cultural History of US Mesmerism (Chicago, 2018) is reviewed at Reading Religion and Religion Bulletin. >>

Former SOF fellow Rebecca Woods and her sons on the cover of the Toronto Star with the premier of Ontario, discussing pre-school funding.  >>