Digital Poster Access
Do you find fairytales, fandom, or "fakes" fascinating? Curious about cultural heritage safeguarding practices and civic data and community memories?
Explore digital posters and engage with their creators and other viewers here on the Fourwaves platform, all day long. You can check out the posters every hour of the day, from now into January.
See below for information about accessing the posters and engaging with their creators.
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Find RECORDED SESSIONS from the virtual meeting days, indicated with a 'Watch video' button.
Explore the 2025 collection of Digital Posters!
View your colleagues' posters, comment on and ask questions about them (asynchronously).
You can access the posters via the links (below) and comment on the presentations there. (Click on the poster to enlarge it and navigate it.)
'Comments' are visible on the page, so the poster creators and other viewers can see and interact with your comments. (To communicate directly and privately with the creator about the poster, use the 'contact' button.)
Emily Dickinson: Fact, Fandom, & Folklore
Abby Tarr
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Fairy Tales, Mental Health, and Telling Your Own Story
Erin Kathleen Bahl
Kennesaw State University
Fake Movie, Fake Fandom, Fake News: The Creation and Reception of Unreal Media in a World of AI Slop
Isabelle Larocque
Independent
Out of Touch: An Analysis of Intangible Cultural Heritage Safeguarding Practices in the United States
Madelyn Gereighty
University of Georgia
The People Behind the Names: Getting Creative with Civic Data and Community Memory in Queens, New York
Meral Agish
Queens Memory Project, Queens Public Library
RETURN to the PROGRAM to find recorded sessions from Atlanta or the virtual days, indicated by a 'Watch video' button.