The African American and African Diaspora Studies Program invites abstracts and panel proposals to be submitted for its 2019 Conference on African American & African Diasporic Cultures & Experience (CACE), to be held Feb. 26-27.
On September 19, Dr. Brian McGowan, AADS Faculty Affiliate and Assistant Professor in the Teacher Education and Higher Education department, kicked off AADS’ Conversation with the Community series for the 2018-2019 academic year with a talk on important intersectional issues impacting Black college students. Join us for our next Conversation … Continued
AADS faculty members, Dr. Omar H. Ali and Dr. Cerise L. Glenn were among faculty from UNCG and Wake Forest University, that recently led a public conversation around Sheila S. Walker’s documentary ‘Familiar Faces, Unexpected Places: A Global African Diaspora.”
Black History Month events include a lecture by Dr. Frank Woods, the 2018 CACE Conference, and many other events!
Diamond Holloman
Ph.D. Student, Ecology, UNC Chapel Hill
Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 3:30pm in the UNCG Faculty Center
Reception to follow
The African American & African Diaspora Studies program, the UNCG School of Dance, and University Libraries received a community-engaged grant: Comanche: Hero Complexities. This multidisciplinary community engaged event series gives voice to Caribbean and African diasporic legacies and contributes to the diverse perspectives that are part of American culture.