Please peruse the topics below for a sampling of the digital or creative projects and historical research I am currently working on or have been apart of in the past.
Podcast
I host, produce, and edit a podcast about historical mishaps, mistakes and bad luck in history. (currently on hiatus)
Book Project
My current book project research examines the history of Indigenous sovereignty, disease, and animals in twentieth-century Montana and Yellowstone borderlands. My research integrates methods and concepts from Critical Indigenous Studies, environmental history, borderlands studies, and animal studies.
Denver Urban Development
As part of a larger team at CU-Boulder’s Institute of Behavioral Science, I worked on a project that used historic demography data, maps, and real estate data to examine historical urban inequalities in late twentieth-century Denver.
Crow horses and Robert Yellowtail
Research on Crow horse herd restoration efforts during the 1930s led by Crow Superintendent Robert Yellowtail. Paper stemming from the project won the inaugural “emerging scholar award” and the Paladin Award from Montana the Magazine of Western History in fall 2020. See public talks below.
Kerri Clement 