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B. Marcus Cederström is the community curator of Nordic-American folklore in the Department of German, Nordic, and Slavic at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His research includes articles and multimedia productions about immigration to the United States, identity formation, North American Indigenous communities, and sustainability. MORE
Tim Frandy is an Assistant Professor of Folk Studies at Western Kentucky University. His work lies at the intersections of public humanities, cultural revitalization, environments, health, worldview, and knowledge traditions. He has worked extensively in Anishinaabe, Sámi, and Nordic communities, and he is a member of the Sámi American community. MORE
Colin Gioia Connors is a PhD candidate in Scandinavian Studies and Folklore at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research includes landscape archaeology, Old Norse studies, North American indigenous communities, and digital storytelling. MORE
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