Thank you to all who have contributed to to the Class of 1982 African and African American Academic Enrichment Fund. As support continues to grow, together, we're building an endowment that will foster civil dialogue about race at Dartmouth and beyond.

Professor Booker shortlisted for Religion and the Arts award for his recent book, Lift Every Voice and Swing: Black Musicians and Religious Culture in the Jazz Century.

The School House Anti-Racism Experience will host a year of events around the show.

Acting in the wake of the country's racial reckoning last summer and noting the continued concerns expressed by Black faculty, staff and students, the Class of 1982 has launched a new Class Project: the '82 Racial Justice Initiative.

The honors recognize faculty members' outstanding research and teaching.

Abigail H. Neely, Assistant Professor of Geography and AAAS Affiliate, has a new book published, "Reimagining Social Medicine from the South." She explores social medicine's possibilities and limitations at the Pholela Community Health Centre in South Africa.

Each year AAAS is excited to announce the student awarded the Gary Love Prize. AAAS is grateful to alumnus, Gary Love '76, for not only making this possible, but also for starting and supporting many other initiatives here at Dartmouth.

In a new Dartmouth NEXT series on faculty research, Associate Professor Juanita Brown examines the perception of Black bodies and the way images can cause collective suffering.

The AAAS community came together on June 2nd for our annual Student Awards and End of Year Celebration. We took time to reflect on a year full of challenges and dejection but also action, resistance, scholarship, and hope.

Dr. Bell, lecturer in AAAS, is among the prominent artists, activists, and commentators featured on ABC7 New York in a roundtable of social-impact experts, streamed online, on the evolution of activism over the 12 months since the murder of George Floyd.