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Summary: This interview is with Nathan Jérémie-Brink & Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan, scholars and team members at The SHELTER Project. Nathan and Kristin describe both the housing-first and artistic work of The SHELTER Project in collaboration with its community partners. They talk about challenges they faced against bigotry as well as how their team and community responded. They also discuss the value of the oral histories they collected from people who have experienced homelessness.

Project Type: Henry Luce Foundation Covid-19 Emergency Grant
Project Organization: The SHELTER Project
Project Links: https://shelternj.org/
Location(s): New Brunswick, NJ

Interviewer: Elizabeth Melton (she/her)
Videographer: Andrew Davis (he/him)
Interviewee/Narrator: Nathan Jérémie-Brink (he/him) & Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan (she/her)
Interview Date: June 2, 2023
Interview City: Kalamazoo, MI
Interview Location: Fetzer Institute
Narrator Affiliation(s): Rutgers University; New Brunswick Theological Seminary

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IDCL's Grounded Knowledge Project is a Henry Luce Foundation funded initiative to explore public knowledge and community-based research in religious studies. Our website is a digital gathering space that highlights best practices and strategies, develops resources, grows a network of practitioners, and creatively reimagines knowledge production.

Our Scholar Stories feature interviews with a diverse range of academics situated both in and outside academia who are doing vital work alongside communities. Sharing their stories allows us to highlight projects that are community- driven and part of the changing landscape of critical scholarship.

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