About
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This podcast serves as Tianna's "Action Project" as a fellow at Humanity in Action, which is an international non-profit social justice organization. Tianna's goal is to contribute to scholarly debates by producing actionable historical research that practically applies to social justice work. As a fellow at Humanity in Action, Tianna is able to creatively realize this goal through the production of a history podcast, focusing on overlooked histories and experiences throughout the Atlantic world. ​
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Additionally, Tianna was formerly a Public History fellow at the White House Historical Association, where she worked on the "Slavery in the President's Neighborhood" initiative. To learn more about Tianna's role click here.
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Tianna Mobley received her BA in History with a minor in African American Studies from Georgetown University in 2020. Tianna also received her M.A. in Global, International, and Comparative History from Georgetown University in 2022. She is currently a Ph.D. student in History & Early Modern Studies at Yale University. Her research focuses on the intersection of slavery, religion, and gender in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Peru and Spain.
