Credits | A People's History of the I.E.

A People’s History of the I.E.: Storyscapes of Race, Place, and Queer Space in Southern California is organized by Drs. Catherine Gudis, Audrey Maier, and Jennifer Tilton alongside countless community members and students.

Support for A People’s History of the I.E. is provided by the University of California Digital Practicum (2023-24); Creative Corps Inland Southern California, I.E. Community Foundation (2023-24); Social Science Research Council-National Endowment for the Humanities Sustaining Humanities Infrastructure Program (2022-23); California State Parks Relevancy & History Project (2020-23); University of Redlands Center for Spatial Studies; and UCR Library’s Digital Scholarship. Additionally, partners listed above have contributed in-kind and other grant-funded assistance to facilitate our collaborations.

Many graduate and undergraduate students at UCR, University of Redlands, and California State University, San Bernardino, have participated in A People’s History of the I.E., and related collaborations. They include Sierra Andrew, Tejpaul Bainiwal, Priscilla Barraza, John Bergmann, Alessandra Brambila, Tevin Bui, Raymond Burns, Edward Caldera, Lauren Carey, Mayela Caro, Amanda Castro, Diana Ramirez Diaz, Grace Ericson, Marissa Friedman, Gregory Gallegos, Allegria Garcia, Heather Garrett, Katherine Gordon, Aileen Hernandez, Araceli Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Daisy Herrera, Jocelyn Herrera, Joshua Ingram, Sarah Junod, Yan Lai, Nadia Lathan, Keani Lei Lee, Camila Llosa, Bradley Luevanos, Will Madrigal, Lilly Maiale, Yvonne Chamberlain Marquez, Rossandra Martinez, Viviana Martinez, Nicole Mayhew, Mauricio Mejia, Brenna Moran, Steven Moreno-Terrill, Makaley Montano, Valerie Nguyen, Daisy Ocampo, Steven Orcasitas, Jacob Orr, Micah Padilla, Eithan Parayno, Carol Park, Sebastian Piscuskas, Yuki Proulx, Sergio Robles, Luis Rodriguez, Marissa Rodriguez, Ethan Roesler, Ahtziry Ruiz, Ali Saadat, Misti Childers Sanchez, Greg Sanchez, Mary Sarchizian, Kate Schoenrank, Jillian Surdzial, Megan Suster, Taka Takahito, Angela Tate, Avery Tax, Riona Tsai, Tessa VanRy, Samantha Velasco, Alexander Wilson, Amanda Wixon.

Special thanks to the gracious men, women, and children featured in the digital archives and maps, as well as the following:

Antonio Vasquez and Inland Mexican Heritage, Helen Adams Armstrong, Kevin Akin, Margie Akin, Kate Alexandrite, Krystal Boehlert, Corona-College Heights Citrus Association, Cleda Givens-Bullock, Gless Ranch, Living Museum of California Indian Cultures, Samuel Aguilar, Adriana Alexander; Edward Bill, Maria Carrillo, Edward Chang, Kelley Clark, Lisa Crane, Juan Delgado, Jay Dhruva, Kathleen Dopler, Silvia Farfan, Cynthia Karimi Garcia, Erin Gettis, Jasmine Gonzalez, Nathan Gonzales, Kevin Hallaran, Theresa Hanley, Joe Hamlin, Kanani Hooper, Thelma E. King, Steve Lech, Judy Lee, Eunice Lisberg, Ron Loveridge, Cherstin Lyon, Michelle Magalong, Arnold Martin, Rose Mayes, Ruth McCormick, Tom McGovern, Linda Melendez, Allen Morton, Eugene Moy, Luz Negron, Drew Oberjuerge, Aggie Padilla, Mary Pasillas, Samantha Reid, David Rios, Eric Romero, Rosalind Sagara, Linda Salinas-Thompson, Amy Scott, Joyce Silva, Lovella Singer, Lorene Sisquoc, Rachel Starry, Susan Straight, Frank Taylor, Chilo Te, Darlene Trujillo-Elliot, Frances Vasquez, Melissa Vasquez, Manuel and Yolanda Venegas, M. Malia Vincent-Finney, Glenn Wetzel, Katherine Wilson, Michiko Yoshimura.

Advisors

Dr. Edward Chang, UCR; Dr. Alison Jefferson, public historian; Dr. Mark Ocegueda, Brown University; Rosalind Sagara, MCH (Master Cultural Heritage); Dr. Cliff Trafzer, UCR; and Dr. Jasmine Young, UCR.