This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of the Dean of the Faculty as well as the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.

We would like to thank the many individuals who gave so generously of their time to make this exhibition possible.We would like to thank the Media Services Department at Brown University including Giovanna Roz, Emilia Figliomeni, Paul Rochford, Jr, Mike Spaur, Adam Fertig, Nico Page, Miesha Agrippa, Carlos Perez-Ruiz, Josh Kim, and Zack Even. We would also like to thank CSSJ student workers Sophie Kupetz, Thoralf Island, Jasmine Thomas, and CSSJ Coordinator Catherine Van Amburgh for their help as well as graduate fellow Chandra Dickey and Visiting Scholar Zachary Sell.

Thank you to CSSJ Assistant Director Shana Weinberg for curatorial guidance. Thank you to Ethel Barja for translation support.mThank you to the exhibition design team including Erin Wells, Elise Kirk, and Mark Foster as well as exhibition installer Ben Kaplan. Thank you to the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities at Brown University in particular Susan Smulyan and Steve Lubar.

A special thanks to CSSJ Manager of Outreach and Community Engagement Maiyah Gamble-Rivers for all her help with the exhibition curation, family interviews, and archival support. Her guidance and dedication were crucial to the success of this exhibit and the foundation of the relationships formed with the families of Memory Dishes.

Finally, thank you to the Jones, Powell, da Graça, Alcantara, Aubourg, and Malabre families for opening their homes to the curatorial team of the CSSJ and the many visitors of Memory Dishes. They spent countless hours sharing their personal stories and cooking memories to make this exhibition possible. Their generosity has been central to the success of Memory Dishes, and we thank them for allowing us into their worlds.