Margaret Salazar-Porziois Curator of Latina/o history and culture
at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History and a
specialist in twentieth-century visual and material culture of the
Western United States, Pacific Rim, and Mexico. Formerly an
Associate Research Scholar at the Center for Institutional and
Social Change at Columbia University Law School, she has received
numerous research fellowships. Salazar-Porzio was also a primary
education teacher in Los Angeles, California, where she received a
local Teacher of the Year award (2004).
Joan Fragaszy Troyanois Mellon/ACLS Public Fellow at the
Smithsonian Institution and a member of the Many Voices, One Nation
curatorial team at the National Museum of American History. A
historian of immigration, visual culture, and public understandings
of the past, her public history career includes museum exhibitions
and education across the Smithsonian, as well as scholarly
communication and digital projects with the Roy Rosenzweig Center
for History and New Media.
Lauren Safranekis a curatorial assistant at the Smithsonian's
National Museum of American History for the Many Voices, One Nation
exhibition. Her scholarly work focuses on material culture and
storytelling around recent immigration to the United States, and
her public history products include exhibition development and
curation, educational materials, public outreach, and the
award-winning citizenship education website, Preparing for the
Oath. In 2012 she was a Goldman Sachs Junior Fellow at the National
Museum of American History.
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