Black Legacy Month to Explore 'Contemporary Resistance'
The celebration of Black culture at Dartmouth starts on Jan. 31, with Speed Stories.
[more]The celebration of Black culture at Dartmouth starts on Jan. 31, with Speed Stories.
[more]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.
[more]"Being Property Once Myself" reframes classic works by Black American writers.
[more]AAAS Vice Chair, Professor Michael Chaney, talks with Professor Brown about the works of artist, Lorna Simpson.
[more]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.
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