Please visit our website from 2021 with the research we compiled on hate incidents in the USA in the last decade (also archived here). This project was inspired by the work we were doing in preparation for our speaker, Christian Picciolini, as well as inspiration we got from hearing scholar Deborah Lipstadt speak about the growth of online hate during a USHMM event, and the ADL H.E.A.T. Map.

You can also visit our page on Combatting Hate Today.

In 2022, we compiled quotes from recent DHS alumni relating hate incidents on their college campuses. Visit that page here.

Our 2021 website's page on hate incidents in the USA also included incidents of hate on college campuses (also archived here).

Please visit our website from 2021 with the research we compiled on the coverage of the Uyghur Genocide (also archived here).

In 2019, our research project reflected the 25th anniversary of the Rwanda Genocide. The idea was to see how US newspapers covered the unfolding genocide. We created a website to collect and showcase our findings: please visit https://dhsuncovershistory.wixsite.com/rwanda.

We participated in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's own crowdsourcing research project History Unfolded: US Newspapers and the Holocaust. Social Studies classes at DHS researched and submitted their findings to the site.