Stacy Moss-Paul is the Lead Archivist at Shorefront Legacy Center. She is a graduate of DePaul University (BA, American Studies) and North Carolina Central University (MLS, Archives & Records Management). Her work focuses on popular culture and in the documentation of the lived experience of Black people in Chicago and Chicago’s North Shore.
Andrew Holter is a recent graduate of the PhD program in History at Northwestern University and holds MA and undergraduate degrees from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. He is a former archival assistant at the Maryland Center for History and Culture in Baltimore and has worked on various projects as a freelance researcher and archivist.
Jojo is a PhD Candidate in American History researching how the search for kinship, community, and security by Latino immigrants in Cicero, IL, transformed a once-working-class white suburb, also remaking individuals and transnational communities in the process. He is currently a Black Metropolis Graduate Assistant working with the Shorefront Legacy Center on a Digital Humanities Project that includes digital mapping, community archives, and oral history.
Outside Northwestern, Jojo maintains a Public History practice, working with organizations like the Chicago History Museum, the Cicero Independiente in Cicero, and the Midwest Nursing History Research Center at UIC.
