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Sarah Nguyễn (she, they)

PhD Candidate
University of Washington Information School

Sarah Nguyễn (she/they) is a PhD student at the University of Washington Information School investigating the intersection of memory, information, and movement. They apply theory into practice around the intersections of information infrastructures, problematic information, and embodied memories in relation to immigrant community development. Motivated by community-centered and feminist practices of care as seen in immigrant communities, they seek to build and create upon historical cultural legacies to uplift those who have been traditionally marginalized in racialized and gendered projects. Previously, Sarah contributed to New York University Bobst Library’s Investigating and Archiving the Scholarly Git Experience; CUNY City Tech's open education resources fellowship; the Andrew Mellon Foundation grant-funded project, titled Preserve This Podcast; and the Mellon grant-funded archive project for the Mark Morris Dance Group legacy project.

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