The Black Frontline |

Black doctors and nurses across the African Diaspora are working on the frontline of healthcare during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Armah Institute of Emotional Justice and COVID Black gathered their stories – of struggle, sacrifice, courage, community, devastation, hope, horror, anger, fear and fearlessness. This oral history is a living archive of their story. The Black Frontline is an emotional justice project in method and theory, that engages black digital humanities.

About

Learn about The Black Frontline, a global oral history project directed by The Armah Institute of Emotional Justice and COVID Black with grant funding from the Skoll Foundation and the Mellon Foundation and with support from Brown University, the project’s institutional home.

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Resources

Browse additional background, analysis, and stories from around the world that contextualize the oral histories brought to you by The Black Frontline.

Narratives

Listen to 300 oral histories from Black doctors and nurses in the United States, the United Kingdom, Ghana.