Digital Scholarship & Geospatial History
Flagship Project
The Georgia Eugenics Project
This primary work illustrates my methodology as a public historian. By integrating Omeka and StoryMaps, this project offers an authoritative, spatial interpretation of original archival data regarding Georgia's past.
Digital Mapping & GIS Projects
Searchable Collection
The Georgia Eugenics Digital Archive
This Omeka collection is a searchable digital archive of more than 30,000 historical documents related to Georgia’s eugenics program, offering researchers and the public direct access to primary evidence.
Interactive Timeline
Explore the history of Georgia’s eugenics program chronologically through an interactive Knight Lab Timeline. This tool provides a narrated journey through the key legislative, medical, and social milestones of the era.
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Additional Projects Coming Soon
• George W. Ashburn: A Spatial Reconstruction
• Historic Columbus Research Initiative
• Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1958 Visit to Columbus: Digital Mapping
• Additional Digital Humanities Case Studies