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Comics-Based Research Lab: The Symposium!
This symposium highlights work that uses comics to make research more accessible, interdisciplinary, and engaged with broader audiences.
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How to Fight Surveillance in Your Neighborhood
Lab Fellow Noah Jodice discusses his latest applied cartooning project, a graphic guide for Chicago’s Stop Shotspotter Coalition.
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A Workshop Report from St. Johnsbury
A few weeks ago, the Lab visited St. Johnsbury Academy to test out classroom workshops for a new project on WWII history.
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Back in the Snow: An Update from ACL Fellow, Noah Jodice
Noah discusses his recent trip to White River Junction, working with the Lab on a few upcoming projects, and giving a Visiting Artist talk at CCS.
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Meet Grace Caldwell, the New AC Lab Intern
Grace, a senior at Dartmouth College, joins the Lab as an intern. Get to know her cartooning history, her teaching work, and how she’s getting involved at the Lab.
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Beyond Punishment: A Guide to Mass Incarceration
The Applied Cartooning Lab’s new publication, Beyond Punishment: A Guide to Mass Incarceration is out now.
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Ben Passmore Visits CCS
In January, The Center for Cartoon Studies welcomed cartoonist Ben Passmore to campus.
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The Lab Welcomes A New Fellow
The Applied Cartooning Lab is pleased to welcome Noah Jodice as our 2025–26 Fellow.
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Lab Partner: The Dartmouth and Slavery Project
The Applied Cartooning Lab is proud to be collaborating with the Dartmouth and Slavery Project, an initiative of Dartmouth College…
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Humanities Work
The Applied Cartooning Lab headed up the hill to Hanover for The Leslie Center for the Humanities’ “Humanities Work” seminar series at Dartmouth College. On April 22, The Lab’s own James Sturm presented a behind-the-scenes view on collaborative projects from past years. Three days later, a seminar brought together the Leslie Center’s 2025 class of…
