University of Louisville Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research (exhibit co-curators and writers)

The Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research was founded in 2006 to honor the work and legacy of longtime racial justice organizer, educator and journalist Anne Braden. In bridging the gap between academic research and community activism for racial and social justice, the Institute seeks to advance public understanding of the U.S. civil rights movement, both its powerful history and its unfinished business.

Louisville Free Public Library (exhibit co-curation and graphic design)

The Library's mission is to provide the people of Louisville and Jefferson County with the broadest possible access to knowledge, ideas and information, and to support them in their pursuit of learning.

The Courier-Journal (photos)

Currently a Gannett publication, the Courier-Journal has been Louisville, Kentucky's premier daily newspaper since 1868. The Courier-Journal's library contains a vast archive of Louisville photographic history. Also the employer of Carl Braden at the time of the sedition trial, the Courier-Journal was instrumental in helping the Braden Institute and Louisville Free Public Library to promote the original exhibit

University of Louisville Libraries, Archives & Special Collections (photos and archival documents) Archives and Special Collections collects, organizes, preserves, and makes available for research rare and unique primary and secondary source material, particularly relating to the history and cultural heritage of Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding region, as well as serving as the official memory of the University of Louisville.

GRIDS (digital exhibit design) GRIDS (Grassroots Information Design Studio) is a research-based design studio in Louisville, KY, that generates information graphics. GRIDS focuses on creating conscious and responsible design, and inspiring mindful collaborations between research analysts, geographers, designers, community organizers, activists, and more.