AUTHOR: Michelle Stefano
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 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
- Announcing the AFC’s 2023 Community Collections Grant Recipients January 25th, 2023
- Community Collections Grants: “And We are Still Here:” Stories of Resilience and Sustainability from Houma Culture Bearers in Louisiana December 30th, 2022
- Community Collections Grants: An Interview with Mark “Boots” Lupenui December 27th, 2022
- AFC’s Homegrown Foodways Film Premiere: REPLENISH: Nourishing Neighbors through Community Food Equity November 16th, 2022
- AFC’s Homegrown Foodways Film Premiere: Multigenerational Ukrainian Foodways with Roman Kovbasniuk November 9th, 2022
- AFC’s Community Collections Grants: Documenting Lao New Year in Iberia Parish, Louisiana November 4th, 2022
- AFC’s Homegrown Foodways Film Premiere: Afghan Food and Women’s Empowerment with Nasrin Rafiq November 2nd, 2022
- Announcing the AFC’s 2022 Homegrown Foodways in Central New Jersey Film Series October 26th, 2022
- AFC’s Community Collections Grants: Foodways in Chicago with Jorge Félix September 26th, 2022