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15th Annual Chris Gray Memorial Lecture - When History Roars Back: the Animal Turn in African Historical Scholarship
Saheed Aderinto and African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University
When History Roars Back: the Animal Turn in African Historical Scholarship
15th Annual Chris Gray Memorial Lecture
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14th Annual Chris Gray Memorial Lecture - Practicing Diaspora the Making of the "Seneglao-Hatian" Community in Postcolonial West Africa
Hilary Jones and African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University
Practicing Diaspora The Making of the "Seneglao-Hatian" Community in Postcolonial West Africa
14th Annual Chris Gray Memorial Lecture Series
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13th Annual Chris Gray Memorial Lecture - Interdisciplinarity and Interpretation: Notes from African Urban Studies
African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University
13th Annual Chris Gray Memorial Lecture
"Interdisciplinarity and Interpretation: Notes from African Urban Studies" with keynote speaker Dr. Ato Quayson.Keynote Speaker Dr. Ato Quayson, Professor of English, Stanford.
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African and African Diaspora Studies and FIU Engagement Celebrate Caribbean Heritage with: Black Music Month
Office of Engagement, Florida International University and African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University
Cafecito Chat Season 6, Episode 1
African and African Diaspora Studies and FIU Engagement Celebrate Caribbean Heritage with: Black Music Month
Dr. Valerie Patterson
A'Keitha Carey
Ketler Macome
Dr. Donna Aza Weir-Soley
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10th Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon - Brownstones to Beloved: Diasporic Crossings in the Works of Toni Morrison and Paule Marshall
Africa & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University
The 10th Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon will recognize the work of two trailblazing Black women writers who have made groundbreaking contributions to the development of the African Diasporic literacy tradition. Both Marshall and Morrison have centered the role of women, not just as cultural bearers of the African presence in the Americas, but as key actors in the preservation of our cultural historiography, our hopes and dreams, our brilliance and virtuosity, our spirit of resilience and transformation against seemingly impossible odds.
Keynote Speaker Dr. Carole Boyce Davies, Cornell University
RoundTable Discussion-Panelists:
Dr. Patricia Saunders, Associate Professor, University of Miami
Dr. Donette Francis, Associate Professor, University of Miami
Dr. Donna Aza Weir Soley, Associate Professor, Florida International University
Dr. Michael Grafals, Instructor, Florida International University
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Theophile Obenga, African New World Studies Lecture Series
Theophile Obenga and African New World Studies, Florida International University
African New World Studies Lecture Series
Speaker: Theophile Obenga
Opening remarks by Carol Boyce Davies
Kovens Conference Center Center, Biscayne Bay Campus 7PM
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2nd Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon, Crossing the Sahara and Back: African Feminisms in Dialogue, Session 2 - The Women Writing Project: African women, Feminism, and the Production of Knowledge
African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University; Abena Busia; and Donna Weir-Soley
The 2nd Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon, Crossing the Sahara and Back: African Feminisms in Dialogue, Session 2 - The Women Writing Project: African women, Feminism, and the Production of Knowledge
Session 1 - The Sources of Power for Feminisms in the African North, Dr. Fatima Sadiqi, University of Fez, Morocco and Dr. Edmund Abaka, University of Miami Session 2 - The Women Writing Project: African women, Feminism, and the Production of Knowledge, Dr. Abena Busia, Rutgers University and Dr. Donna Weir-Soley
Session 3 - Captured in Translation: Africa and Feminisms in the Age of Globalization, Dr. Obioma Nnaemeka, Indiana UniversityIntroduction by Dr. Heather Russell
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2nd Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon, Crossing the Sahara and Back: African Feminisms in Dialogue, Session 3 - Captured in Translation: Africa and Feminisms in the Age of Globalization
African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University and Obioma Nnaemeka
The 2nd Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon, Crossing the Sahara and Back: African Feminisms in Dialogue, Session 3 - Captured in Translation: Africa and Feminisms in the Age of Globalization
Session 1 - The Sources of Power for Feminisms in the African North, Dr. Fatima Sadiqi, University of Fez, Morocco and Dr. Edmund Abaka, University of Miami Session 2 - The Women Writing Project: African women, Feminism, and the Production of Knowledge, Dr. Abena Busia, Rutgers University and Dr. Donna Weir-Soley
Session 3 - Captured in Translation: Africa and Feminisms in the Age of Globalization, Dr. Obioma Nnaemeka, Indiana University -
2nd Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon, Crossing the Sahara and Back: African Feminisms in Dialogue, Session 1 - The Sources of Power for Feminisms in the African North
African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University; Fatima Sadiqi; and Edmund Abaka
The 2nd Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon, Crossing the Sahara and Back: African Feminisms in Dialogue, Session 1 - The Sources of Power for Feminisms in the African North
Session 1 - The Sources of Power for Feminisms in the African North, Dr. Fatima Sadiqi, University of Fez, Morocco and Dr. Edmund Abaka, University of Miami Session 2 - The Women Writing Project: African women, Feminism, and the Production of Knowledge, Dr. Abena Busia, Rutgers University and Dr. Donna Weir-Soley Session 3 - Captured in Translation: Africa and Feminisms in the Age of Globalization, Dr. Obioma Nnaemeka, Indiana University
Introduction by Dr. Jean Muteba Rahier
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1st Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon - Haiti and her Dyaspora: The Politics of Aesthetics and the Aesthetics of Politics
African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University
African and African Diaspora Humanities Afternoon
"Haiti and her Dyaspora: The Politics of Aesthetics and the Aesthetics of Politics"
Introduction by Jean Muteba Rahier
Dr. Jean Jonassaint, Syracuse University; Dr. Evelyn Cartright, Barry University; Dr. Charles Asselin, Mount Olive College; also featuring Haitian authors Marie Celie Agnant and Lionnel Trouillot and Haitian American photographer Noelle Theard
Graham Center
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Black Women's History Month Lecture, Transnational Black Feminism in the Twenty-First Century: Perspectives from Brazil
African & African Diaspora Studies Program, Florida International University and Kia Lilly Caldwell
Black Women's History Month Lecture
Transnational Black Feminism in the Twenty-First Century: Perspectives from Brazil
March 6, 2009
Introduction by Dr. Jean Muteba Rahier
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African New World Studies presents: The Spoken World
African New World Studies, Florida International University
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8th Annual Ella Baker Malcolm X Civil Rights Lecture Series 2005
Jeremy Levitt and African New World Studies, Florida International University
8th Annual Ella Baker Malcolm X Civil Rights Lecture Series
Professor Jeremy Levitt
Globalization and International Dimensions of Civil Rights
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7th Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture Series, One Caribbean: Eric Williams on Carnival, Culture and Development
Hollis Liverpool and African New World Studies, Florida International University
2005-2006 Distinguished Africana Scholars Lecture Series
7th Annual Eric E. Williams Lecture Series
Friday, October 14, 2005 at 6:30PM
Wertheim Performing Arts Center
Speaker: Dr. Hollis "Chalkdust" Liverpool, Associate Professor of History, University of the Virgin Islands
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6th Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture Series, Haiti, Patterns of Crisis: Culture and Politics in the Caribbean
Robert Fatton; Edwidge Danticat; and African New World Studies, Florida International University
2004-2005 Distinguished Africana Scholars Lecture Series
6th Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture Series
Friday, September 17, 2004 at 6:30PM
Wertheim Performing Arts Center
Speaker: Dr. Robert Fatton, Jr. Julia A. Cooper Professor of Government/Foreign Affairs, University of Virginia and prize winning author Edwidge Danticat
(George Lamming could not make it in part because of Hurricane Ivan)
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Haile Gerima at Florida International University
Haile Gerima and African New World Studies, Florida International University
Opening remarks by Carol Boyce Davies
Introduction by Adrian Anderson
Speaker Haile Gerima
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Florida: State of Black Studies and African Diaspora Peoples
African New World Studies, Florida International University
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Body and Power in the Colony, Inaugural Chris Gray Memorial Lecture
Florence Bernault and African New World Studies, Florida International University
Inaugural Chris Gray Memorial Lecture
Dr. Florence Bernault, Professor of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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6th Annual Ella Baker Malcolm X Civil Rights Lecture 2003
Elaine Brown and African New World Studies, Florida International University
6th Annual Malcolm X Ella Baker Civil Rights Lecture
Distinguished Africana Scholars Lecture Series
New Age Racism
Speaker: Elaine Brown, Black Community Women Activist
Introductions by Dr. Carole Boyce Davies and Dr.Clarence Taylor
Kovens Conference Center, Biscayne Bay Campus
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5th Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture Series, Slavery and the Prison Industrial Complex
Angela Davis and African New World Studies, Florida International University
5th Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture Series
Friday, September 19, 2003 at 6:30PM
2003-2004 Distinguished Africana Scholars Lecture Series
Speaker: Angela Davis, Professor in History of Consciousness, Oakes College
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The Annual Marcus Garvey Birthday Lecture and Forum with Dr. Tony Martin
Tony Martin and African New World Studies, Florida International University
Marcus Garvey's impact on Pan-Africanism, Ethiopianism and Rastafari
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4th Annual Ella Baker Malcolm X Civil Rights Lecture 2002
Julianne Malveaux and African New World Studies, Florida International University
Ella Baker Malcolm X Lecture Series
Distinguished Africana Scholars Lecture Series
Introductions by Dr. Clarence Taylor and Dr. Linda Spears-Bunton
Speaker: Julianne Malveaux, Economist
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4th Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture Series, Women and Politics in the Caribbean
Mia Mottley; Cynthia Pratt; Beverly Anderson-Manley; and African New World Studies, Florida International University
2002-2003 Distinguished Africana Scholars Lecture Series
4th Annual Eric E. Williams Lecture Series
Wertheim Performing Arts Center
Friday, September 20, 2002 at 6:30PM
Mia Mottley, Attorney General of Barbados
Cynthia Pratt, Deputy Prime Minister of the Bahamas and former first lady of Jamaica
Beverly Anderson-Manley, Women and Politics in the Caribbean
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3rd Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture Series, The Global Politics of Reparations, Before and After Durban
Hilary MacDonald Beckles and African New World Studies, Florida International University
3rd Annual Eric Williams Memorial Lecture
Speaker: Dr. Hilary Beckles, Pro Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies
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3rd Annual Ella Baker Malcolm X Civil Rights Lecture Series 2001
Paul Gilroy and African New World Studies, Florida International University
3rd Annual Ella Baker Malcolm X Lecture Series
Distinguished Africana Scholars Lecture Series
Speaker: Dr. Paul Gilroy
Introductions by Dr. Clarence Taylor and Dr. Jean Muteba Rahier
Kovens Conference Center
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