University of Wyoming
Aubrey Edwards was a photographer, visual artist, and anthropologist from New Orleans, Louisiana. She received a Master of Science in urban studies from the University of New Orleans and a Masters of Art in anthropology and environment and natural resources with a graduate certificate in geographic information systems and technology from the University of Wyoming. Edwards has worked for non-profit organizations around Wyoming as a youth advocate and with the miners in Kemmerer, Wyoming, to maintain the town’s heritage as a mining community.
Collection contains Aubrey Edwards’ 2022 American Heritage Center Teaching and Research Grant application and completed oral history project titled: “Elected Roles: Visualizing (Under)Representation of Women in Wyoming Politics.”
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This material was received from Aubrey Edwards in January 2023.
The collection was processed by Jett Sunderland and Jamie J. Greene in May 2024.
There are no known other archival collections created by Aubrey Edwards at the date of processing.