Cornelia Weiss, J.D. and independent scholar, for the project Imposing Unequal Pay for Equal Work: the UK/US Military Governments in Sicily and Campania. / Cornelia Weiss (BA in… Read More »Cornelia Weiss, J.D. and independent scholar, for the project Imposing Unequal Pay for Equal Work: the UK/US Military Governments in Sicily and Campania.
Mark Pietralunga (Florida State University), for the project Interpreting America: Amerigo Ruggiero and American Literature and Culture. / Mark Pietralunga is the Victor R. B. Oelschlager… Read More »Mark Pietralunga (Florida State University), for the project Interpreting America: Amerigo Ruggiero and American Literature and Culture.
Carmen Petruzzi (University of Milan-Bicocca), for the project Female Philanthropy & Social Energy in New York City: History of Italian and American Settlement Houses and Catholic Charitable… Read More »Carmen Petruzzi (University of Milan-Bicocca), for the project Female Philanthropy & Social Energy in New York City: History of Italian and American Settlement Houses and Catholic Charitable Institutions (1890–1956).
Stefano Morello (CUNY), for the proposal Making ‘La Follia’ di New York (1907–1928) Accessible. / Stefano Morello is the Director of the American Social History Project at the CUNY Graduate… Read More »Stefano Morello (CUNY), for the proposal Making ‘La Follia’ di New York (1907–1928) Accessible.
Alice Martignoni (University of Graz), for the research project The Canada-USA-Puerto Rico OIM Research Group – Italianisms in North America. / Alice Martignoni (PhD, University of… Read More »Alice Martignoni (University of Graz), for the research project The Canada-USA-Puerto Rico OIM Research Group – Italianisms in North America.
Sharon Hecker, New Thinking About Lucio Fontana’s Ceramics. / Sharon Hecker (B.A., Yale University, cum laude; M.A., Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley) is an art historian and… Read More »Sharon Hecker, New Thinking About Lucio Fontana’s Ceramics.
Susanne Hafner (Fordham University), for the project Arthur in Modena. / Susanne Hafner is an Assistant Professor of German and Medieval Studies at Fordham University. Her… Read More »Susanne Hafner (Fordham University), for the project Arthur in Modena.
Gianluca Cinelli and Patrizia Piredda, PI of the MemoGen Project, L’eredita’ della seconda guerra mondiale nella terza generazione, 2026 publication grant for their 2025-26 Memo-AmIt Project. / Gianluca Cinelli, researcher… Read More »Gianluca Cinelli and Patrizia Piredda, PI of the MemoGen Project, L’eredita’ della seconda guerra mondiale nella terza generazione, 2026 publication grant for their 2025-26 Memo-AmIt Project.
Fabio Caredda, Iri da Iri Production, Reimagining Dante’s Vita Nuova for Contemporary Cinema. / Fabio Orpheo Caredda is a French filmmaker, writer, musician, and researcher whose… Read More »Fabio Caredda, Iri da Iri Production, Reimagining Dante’s Vita Nuova for Contemporary Cinema.
Simone Brioni (SUNY- Stony Brook) for the project Dardanelles: National Belonging in Transnational ‘Italian’ Cultures. / Simone Brioni is a filmmaker and Professor in the English Department… Read More »Simone Brioni (SUNY- Stony Brook) for the project Dardanelles: National Belonging in Transnational ‘Italian’ Cultures.
