Incubated Projects - Incite at Columbia University

Strengthening Latin American civil society organizations through regional collaborations.

Exploring and documenting the history of Black neighborhoods.

Hosting an event series to support political education, organizing, and mutual aid among those most impacted by the New York City Administration for Children’s Services.

Fighting against the exploitation of incarcerated individuals through prison and jail reality TV shows.

Examining the work of artists responding to ecological crisis and cultural erasure.

Amplifying the fight for equitable arts funding in Nashville with community-driven media and survey work.

Reclaiming these sites of memorial through publicly-engaged light art.

Against environmental and economic threats, documenting the history and geography of Boca Chica Beach through the eyes and memories of its community members.

Hosting Indigenous-led conversations about health equity and access across the Philippines.

Producing an inclusive dialogue about climate change in Montreal by combining community engagement and natural language processing.

Fostering regional dialogues on inequality across Colombia.

Resisting displacement in America's most diverse neighborhood through socially-engaged public art.

Capturing the untold stories of Israel's largest grassroots protest movement through intimate interviews with twenty leading organizers.

Breaking through climate knowledge silos with collaborative, interactive public performances driven by research.

Mining historical newspapers to uncover thousands of self-emancipator stories, making these vital records freely accessible to all.

Connecting communities from all five boroughs of New York City around storytelling and portrait photography.

People behind the X in all their complexity, re/generating a spectrum of (gender)queer meanings while challenging gender markers’ essentialist meaning.

Investigating how peer exits influence the structure of adolescent friendships and homework-helping relationships.

Building the capacities of Hungarian civil society organizations through tailored strategic planning and mentorship programs.

Gathering queer and feminist Arab artists for a sonic rebellion that bridges underground music, poetry, and protest across the SWANA region.

Connecting emerging and established Black publishers with alternative techniques, networks, and knowledge production—as well as each other.

Hosting mass-listening events across Puerto Rico focusing on surviving simultaneous, stratified disasters.

Creating cultural programming for and by unhoused people in San Diego.

Environmental storytelling with the concept of reciprocity at its core.

Investigating the bifurcated conversation around Black Lives Matter using large web datasets.

Creating new knowledge and provide critical insights into the ecology of the Arctic and the massive amount of carbon stored there.

Documenting Chicago's Altgeld Gardens without documentary interviews, aerial photography, and portraiture.

Examining ambitious litigation pursued by South African Indigenous groups to oppose mining and protect their way of life.

Conducting a comparative study of forced disappearance.

Documenting Black and brown women's maternal experiences through photography to transform visual culture in healthcare spaces across Massachusetts.

Applying the Black radical tradition to the development of public interest technology.

A print publication featuring essays and short stories that take an object from the iconic Whole Earth Catalog and excavate its deeper histories.