A determined young woman charts her uncertain future in this vivid evocation of life in modern Haiti. AAAS in conjunction with the Hopkins Center for the Arts presents a film screening of "Freda" followed by a conversation with director Gessica Généus and Prof. Chelsey Kivland.

Professor Trica Keaton has been nominated for the 2021-22 Tyler Stovall Mission Prize awarded by the Western Society of French History (WSFH) for her efforts in diversity, equity, and inclusion in the fields of francophone studies and French history.

All are invited to a conversation with Abigail Neely, Assistant Professor of Geography and AAAS, to discuss her new book, "Reimagining Social Medicine from the South." The conversation will be moderated by Sienna Craig, Anthropology; Naaborko Sackeyfio-Lenoch, History and AAAS; and Susanne Freidberg, Geography.

The celebration of Black culture at Dartmouth starts on Jan. 31, with Speed Stories.

A conversation on the confluence of forces behind the recurrent crises in Haiti. Panel: Dr. Eziaku Nwokocha, Religion, Princeton University -- Professor Jemima Pierre, African American Studies and Anthropology, UCLA -- Victoria Holt, Director of the Dickey Center, Dartmouth -- and Professor Chelsey Kivland, Anthropology, Dartmouth.

"Being Property Once Myself" reframes classic works by Black American writers.

AAAS Vice Chair, Professor Michael Chaney, talks with Professor Brown about the works of artist, Lorna Simpson.

Participation matters. Every dollar the Fund receives will help enable AAAS to support studies, programming and civil dialogue on race and racial justice and promote anti-racist study, discovery, and models of academic and experiential learning.

Find out more about Sonic Curation, race, sound and gentrification.

AAAS invites applications for a full-time tenure-track, assistant professor, to begin July 1, 2022. Review of applications will begin on November 1, 2021.