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Karen Sieber
Karen Sieber is a historian of social justice history best known as the creator of Visualizing the Red Summer, which is used in AP African American History classes nationwide. She teaches public history at Southern New Hampshire University and leads the Finding Moses Initiative. She was a 2024–2025 Gale Family Library Research Fellow.
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