Daniele Dixon

Education

University of Texas at San Antonio, B.A.
University of Texas at San Antonio, M.A. of American History

Biography

Daniele Rose Dixon is the Project Associate for the Out(sider) Preservation Initiative at the Center for Cultural Landscapes. Contributing her expertise to Dr. Andrea Roberts, she channels her passion as a historian into preserving African American history and amplifying marginalized voices.

As the point person for all things Texas and the Texas Freedom Colonies Project, Daniele brings her extensive knowledge in ethnographic research, oral history, and community engagement to the forefront. She maintains the Texas Freedom Colonies Atlas’ database, diversifies storytelling, represents the organization at public events, and transforms educational programs.

While Daniele’s passion lies in Black history, she is committed to preserving and protecting all communities. She thrives on unveiling the life stories of silenced individuals and exploring the rich legacy of social justice movements across America. Her mission is to partner with descendant communities to prevent the erasure, destruction, and decay of cultural properties while also supporting the resilience of freedom colonies.