Acknowledgements
Curated by J. Ashley Foster and students from her “Peace Testimonies in Literature & Art” Writing Seminar
Spring 2015
Section 1
Madison Arnold-Scerbo
Alexandra Belfi
Miranda Bucky
Rosie Cohen
William Edwards
Adetomiwa Famodu
Joshua Hilscher
Emily Kingsley
Molly Lausten
Sophie McGlynn
Jiaming (Rosalind) Xu
Benjamin Yellin
Section 2
Christina Bowen
Charlotte Colantti
Mairéad Ferry
Ann-Victoria Isaac
Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe
Callie Kennedy
Devin Louis
Richard Phillips
Praxedes Quintana
Chelsea Richardson
Caroline Steliotes
Ian Wheeler
Fall 2015
Section 1
Allie Corcoran
Syndey Dorman
Micaela Gold
Tommy Ie
Sharim Jones
Olivia Legaspi
Tomas Alejandro Manuel Ebro Matias
Kevin “The Rock” Mendansky
Georgia Meyer
Riddhi Panchal
Teruha Stergios
Hanae Togami
Section 2
Paul Brucia Breitenfeld
Emily Dombrovskaya
Kaitlyn Guild
Batia Katz
Hannah Krapes
Yutong Li
Ethan Lyne
Lynnet Odhiambo
Justin Otter
Katie Safter
Lena Yeakey
The curators would like to express gratitude to Haverford College Libraries, especially the contributions of Laurie Allen, Bruce Bumbarger, Dan Burger-Lenehan, Sarah Horowitz, Terry Snyder, and David Cook ‘64, as well as Madeleine Hodges ‘18, Nate Rehm-Daly ‘16, Shahzeen Nasim ‘16, from Digital Scholarship; Natalia Gutierrez-Jones ‘16, from Quaker & Special Collections; Caroline Fleet ‘16, Rebecca Hickey ‘19, Emma Bullock ‘19, and Sophie Frank ‘19 from Conservation.
We would like to offer our appreciation for the Ethical Inquiry Course Development Fund awarded by the Office of the Provost, which helped fund the development of our digital platform. We are also grateful to the Hurford Center for the Arts and Humanities, the Distinguished Visitor’s Office, and the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship for their sponsorship. Many thanks to the Writing Program, the Concentration in Peace, Justice & Human Rights, and the Quaker Affairs Office, and administration at Haverford College for their contributions and support. Our appreciation also to the Society of Authors in Great Britain and Southern Connecticut State University for providing access to the digital archives of the Three Guineas Reading Notebooks, to the Library of the Religious Society of Friends at Friends House in London, to the archives of the American Friends Service Committee at Cherry Street in Philadelphia, and to the Royal Albert Hall Archives in London for allowing us to reproduce their archival images in the collage and on the walls. And a big thank you to students Christina Bowen, Adetomiwa Famodu ‘18, Ann-Victoria Isaac ‘18, Sophie McGlynn ‘18, Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe ‘18, and Ian Wheeler ‘18 for dedicating their summer hours to help with this exhibition.The central research questions, references, and topics of discussion were informed by J. Ashley Foster's dissertation, Modernism's Impossible Witness: Peace Testimonies from the Modernist Wars, defended in 2014 at The Graduate Center, City University of New York, which is currently being worked into a book project.