Profiles in "Digital Narratives" Expertise Area

  • Paisley M. Benaza, MBA is a culture & communications strategist and PhD student researching intersectional identity, technology, and socio-economic justice in the business of media, entertainment & sport in a digital world.
  • Experienced and innovative communications/marketing manager with a successful background in the creation and dissemination of marketing campaigns, brand awareness strategies, effective communications and growing target audiences.
  • Samantha Perkins is the asst director of online learning communities, InnovationSpace co-director, & Industrial Design faculty at The Design School. Her research focuses on equitable online learning experiences.
  • Rafael Martínez is an assistant professor of Southwest Borderlands in the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts. Rafael’s work focuses on immigration, migration, and the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands.
  • Critically acclaimed performer, author and social engagement artist, RobertFaridKarimi, designs interactive immersive game-performance experiences to spark players to imagine worlds of mutual community nourishment.
  • Nonny de la Peña is the program director of ASU’s Los Angeles-based Center for Emerging Media and Narrative.
  • Bishop is the Inaugural recipient of the MIT and Black Public Media Fellowship, hosted by the MIT Open Documentary Lab.
  • I am a researcher, analyst, and educator seeking to discover, aspire, and imagine how the fabric of society can be transformed by equality, community development, and innovative practice.
  • Kristy H.A. Kang is a practice-based researcher whose work navigates the triangulation of place, geographies, and memory. Her projects visualize the cultural histories of cities and communities.