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Be the Street: A Performance Studies Project on Human Mobility and Placemaking is one of eleven pilot projects of Humanities and Arts Discovery Themes at The Ohio State University, begun in 2016-2017 academic year. Led by cross-disciplinary groups of faculty, these two-year projects are focused on understanding, representing and addressing specific social issues and contemporary problems while also creating a diverse, engaged research and learning community.

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