Racial Restrictive Covenants - Washington State

University of Washington Team

James Gregory
Project Lead

James Gregory is the Williams Endowed Professor of History and director of the Civil Rights and Labor History Consortium at the University of Washington. He has been researching the history of segregation in Seattle and Washington State since 2005.

Madison Heslop
Research Coordinator

Madison Heslop is a doctoral candidate in history at the University of Washington and public historian. Her main area of research has been the nineteenth- and twentieth-century history of the Pacific Northwest.

Jazzlynn Woods
Research Associate

Jazzlynn Woods is a history major, with minors in Comparative History of Ideas and Law, Societies and Justice at the University of Washington. Her academic interests include empire and colonialism, race and ethnicity and U.S. history.

Sophia Dowling
Research Associate

Sophia Dowling is a senior at the University of Washington majoring in both History and the Comparative History of Ideas with a diversity minor. Her academic interests include environmental sustainability and justice, race and gender, and the history of social movements.

Nicholas Boren
Programmer

Nicholas Boren is a sophomore at the University of Washington, intending to major in Mathematics and Computer Science. Their academic interests include computer science education, AI / Machine Learning and diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion within Computer Science.