Michelle L. Stefano is a Folklife Specialist in Research and Programs at the American Folklife Center. Before joining the AFC in October 2016, she worked for the folklife program of Maryland, Maryland Traditions, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). She earned her Ph.D. in Cultural and Heritage Studies at Newcastle University (United Kingdom) in 2010 and her MA in International Museum Studies from Gothenburg University (Sweden) in 2004.
Most Recent Posts
- New Story Map on the AFC’s Juan B. Rael Collection: Tonada del País October 16th, 2021
- Homegrown Foodways in West Virginia Film Series: “Ravioli and Sauce” and “Turkish Cuisine and Seed Keeping” Premiere September 15 September 13th, 2021
- Homegrown Foodways in West Virginia Film Series: “Korean Heritage and Kimchi” Premieres September 1 August 30th, 2021
- Homegrown Foodways in West Virginia Film Series: “Foraging and Relations” Premieres August 18 August 16th, 2021
- AFC’s New Story Map and Research Guide for Higher Education August 9th, 2021
- “God put the good stuff where lazy people can’t have any”: Exploring West Virginia Foodways in a New AFC Film Series July 16th, 2021
- Chicago Blues and Jazz: A New Story Map on the Chicago Ethnic Arts Project Collection August 19th, 2020
- Live! In the Archive: an Interview with Lone Piñon June 8th, 2020
- Keeping Busy in Chicago May 27th, 2020
- On Remote Fieldwork and “Shifting Gears” May 15th, 2020