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Geoff Ward

Professor of African and African American Studies Director WashU & Slavery Project Center for the Study of Race Ethnicity & Equity CRE2

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

African and African-American Studies

Sociology

Geoff Ward is currently serving as an African And African-American Studies Professor of African and African American Studies Director WashU & Slavery Project Center for the Study of Race Ethnicity & Equity CRE2 at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Geoff Ward

Washington University in St. Louis

Professor of African and African American Studies Director WashU & Slavery Project Center for the Study of Race Ethnicity & Equity CRE2

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criminology racial discrimination social sciences race sociology criminal justice jurisprudence social justice history race relations political science correctional practice racial studies social history interpersonal violence violent behavior penology white supremacy contemporary racism youth justice racial equity theoretical criminology american studies black experience juvenile delinquency social change sociology of law historical sociology punishment community policing black politics historical racial violence social problems youth services american humor social science research social exclusion police psychology exclusionary school security juvenile probation officers moral education death studies evolutionary anthropology harm reduction behavioral research conflict resolution intellectual discourse textual practice adolescence gendered context gender discrimination gender disparities candidate selection social conflict sociology of education educational contexts accountability social epidemiology hate speech behavior analysis bullying organizational psychology organizational transformation race crime slow violence racial democracy juvenile justice federal court organizations racial balance american democracy felon disenfranchisement examining court contexts federal sentencing representative court authorities black workforce representation federal court workers equal justice ethnic studies african american studies african identity

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Make the River Present Exhibit. (2025)

museologyvisual artscultural heritageheritage studiesart researchperformance artriver present exhibitart historycontemporary artvisual cultureart

American Coup: Wilmington 1898. (2024)

american couphistorical analysisearly republichistorical reviewsocial historyamerican studiesglobal historyinternational historypublic historyamerican political thoughtpolitical historyhistorytransnational history

Crime Against Law: Legacies of Racial Violence for Crime and Punishment. Crime and Justice (2024)

Geoff K. Ward

criminologyfeminist criminologyafrican american studiesexperimental criminologyanti-racismracial discriminationsociologycritical race theoryinterpersonal violencetheoretical criminologydomestic violenceracial violencesocial justicecontemporary racismwhite supremacypartner violencelawracial equitycriminal justice

I Bear Witness. (2024)

bear witnessforensic psychology

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. (2023)

underground spaceundergroundingunderground infrastructure

Cotton and the Consequences of Desire. (2022)

materialitytextile managementcommodificationhumanitiessexual behaviorfemale sexual slaverymaterial culture

Counter/Narratives: (Re)Presenting Race & Ethnicity. (2022)

race relationsracial discriminationnarrativeethnic studiesracecultureethnicityintercultural studiesafrican identityafrican american studiespresenting raceracial studies

Monumental Antiracism: Teaching Through Reparative Memory Work. Law and Society Association (Lisboa, Portugal) (2022)

social justiceanti-oppressive practiceethnic studiescontemporary racismmonumental antiracismafrican american studiesanti-racismcultural studiescritical theory

Publisher Correction: Remembering St. Louis Individual—Structural Violence and Acute Bacterial Infections in a Historical Anatomical Collection. Communications Biology (2022)

Rita M. AustinMolly ZuckermanTanvi P. HonapHedwig LeeGeoff K. WardChristina WarinnerKrithivasan SankaranarayananCourtney A. Hofman

prehistorypublication ethicsnarrativeacute bacterial infectionsscientific communicationpublic healthcommunicationstructural violencemass communicationhistorical biologymedical anthropologyrespiratory medicinemedical historypublisher correctionanatomyhistorical anatomical collectionhistory

UNMASKED: The Antilynching Exhibits of 1935 and Methods of Public Community Remembrance in Indiana. (2022)

museologyantilynching exhibitsurban historypublic community remembranceart historysocial historyhistorical reviewpublic historymuseum conservationhistory

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Geoff Ward

Professor of African and African American Studies Director WashU & Slavery Project Center for the Study of Race Ethnicity & Equity CRE2

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

African and African-American Studies

Sociology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Geoff Ward

Washington University in St. Louis

Professor of African and African American Studies Director WashU & Slavery Project Center for the Study of Race Ethnicity & Equity CRE2

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Make the River Present Exhibit. (2025)

museologyvisual artscultural heritageheritage studiesart researchperformance artriver present exhibitart historycontemporary artvisual cultureart

American Coup: Wilmington 1898. (2024)

Crime Against Law: Legacies of Racial Violence for Crime and Punishment. Crime and Justice (2024)

Geoff K. Ward

I Bear Witness. (2024)

bear witnessforensic psychology

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. (2023)

underground spaceundergroundingunderground infrastructure

Cotton and the Consequences of Desire. (2022)

materialitytextile managementcommodificationhumanitiessexual behaviorfemale sexual slaverymaterial culture

Counter/Narratives: (Re)Presenting Race & Ethnicity. (2022)

race relationsracial discriminationnarrativeethnic studiesracecultureethnicityintercultural studiesafrican identityafrican american studiespresenting raceracial studies

Monumental Antiracism: Teaching Through Reparative Memory Work. Law and Society Association (Lisboa, Portugal) (2022)

social justiceanti-oppressive practiceethnic studiescontemporary racismmonumental antiracismafrican american studiesanti-racismcultural studiescritical theory

Publisher Correction: Remembering St. Louis Individual—Structural Violence and Acute Bacterial Infections in a Historical Anatomical Collection. Communications Biology (2022)

Rita M. AustinMolly ZuckermanTanvi P. HonapHedwig LeeGeoff K. WardChristina WarinnerKrithivasan SankaranarayananCourtney A. Hofman

UNMASKED: The Antilynching Exhibits of 1935 and Methods of Public Community Remembrance in Indiana. (2022)

museologyantilynching exhibitsurban historypublic community remembranceart historysocial historyhistorical reviewpublic historymuseum conservationhistory

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