AUTHOR: Michelle Stefano

Michelle L. Stefano is a folklife specialist in research and programs at the American Folklife Center. Before joining the Center in October 2016, she worked for the folklife program of Maryland, Maryland Traditions, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. She earned her doctorate in cultural and heritage studies at Newcastle University (United Kingdom) in 2010 and her master's in international museum studies from Gothenburg University (Sweden) in 2004.

Most Recent Posts

• AFC’s Community-driven Archives Discussion Part 2: Zooming in on Approaches and Impacts December 1st, 2023
• Now Available: the AFC’s Community-driven Archives Discussion Event (Part 1) November 29th, 2023
• Catching up with Community Collections Grant Recipients: Celebrating CHamoru Nobenas with Lola Quan Bautista November 22nd, 2023
• Homegrown Foodways Film Premiere: El Camino del Mole a New Orleans November 14th, 2023
• Homegrown Foodways Film Premiere: El Camino del Pan a Baltimore November 7th, 2023
• 2023 Homegrown Foodways Film Series: Baltimore and New Orleans: Bringing Two Cities in Dialogue with Each Other through Mexican Food October 30th, 2023
• Catching up with Community Collections Grant Recipients: Long Live Brooklyn J’ouvert! October 2nd, 2023
• Singing in Solidarity: Women’s Voices Celebrate Labor Day September 6th, 2023
• The 2023 Homegrown Concert Series on the Folklife Today Podcast August 25th, 2023