Fellowships: Hiphop Archive and Research Institute (HARI)
The Hiphop Archive and Research Institute Fellowship provides a residential appointment at the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research. This resident appointment provides considerable benefits, including the following: office space, computer and technology support in Harvard Square, use of a research assistant and full access to the extensive research and library resources of Harvard University. Further information about the Hutchins Center and an Archive Fellow's joint appointment may be found here: http://hutchinscenter.fas.harvard.edu/current-fellows.
Current Fellows:
Previous Fellows:
The Hip-Hop and Presidential Elections Video Archive
Sankofatopia
These Are The Breaks Test
The Keeper Project
Get Free: Hip Hop Civics Education
S.T.E.M. with no root bears no fruit: Colloquial appropriations of canonical science in contemporary hip-hop
Lyricism in Hiphop
Deepening Democracy ‘Galsen’ Style: HipHop and Civil Society in Senega
Decoding 'AfroAsia' in Hiphop, Anime and Manga
How's Life in London
The Hypertext: Analyzing the Data and Assembly of Hiphop Musical Recordings for Narrative Purposes
Remixing The Trap: Race, Space, and the Speculative South
What's on Your Radio?: Political Rap Music and Racial Attitudes
Time Is Illmatic: The Journey, Music, and Legacy of Nasir Jones
Old in the Game: Age and Aging in Hip-Hop
Hearing Afro-Cuban Rap
Chronicling Stankonia: Recognizing America’s Hip Hop South
The Hip-Hop Word Count: Rap Research Groups
Universe of Insanity: Culture Shock in the Black American Experience
Blacks, Young People and Hip Hoppers
The Miseducation of Hip-Hop: Cross-Generational Methodologies for Gaining Clearer Interpretations of the Leadership Language of the Post-Civil Rights/Millennium Generation
What if the Greensboro Four Had Twitter? Social Justice in the Age of Social Media and Hip-Hop
Deconstructing the Beggar’s Edifice: the Failure of Civil Rights and the Battle for Place in Hiphop America
