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Afro-Brazilians are currently in a pivotal sociocultural stage of critical awareness and development around racial and class identity, but there is potential for tangible change and action, says Saige Porter, winner of the 2024 Raoul Wallenberg Fellowship at the University of Michigan.
Once University of Michigan student Meghana Tummala returned from Mexico City after a study abroad trip in May 2022, she began to draw. She created an architectural diagram to document everything she had just witnessed.
When University of Michigan senior Chloe Hale read in the Amnesty International Report about the association between COVID-19 and the rise of gender-based and domestic violence in Rwanda, she knew she had to take action. At the time, Hale, from Marquette, was a research intern for the nonprofit T
Darius Moore, a senior at the University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, is closely watching the travel restrictions in the Dominican Republic. The country currently remains closed to travelers coming from the United States, but it could begin relaxing restrictions on travel by mid-summer, as vaccination improves COVID-19 outcomes. It would be perfect timing for Moore—winner of the $25,000 Raoul Wallenberg Fellowship Award for 2021—to accomplish an independent project of learning or exploration anywhere in the world during the year after graduation. He seeks to i...