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Registration for Spring 2022 has started!!! The Africana Studies Department is here to offer you advisement for Spring 2022 registration. Please email us at [email protected] to schedule a Zoom meeting.

Africa’s rising cities washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

Thursday February 3rd online SchomburgCenter at 6:30 EST, you don't want miss the kick-off of our 10th season of Conversations in Black Freedom Studies with Tammy Brown, Chris Hayes, Paula Seniors and Ariella Rotramel in conversation on Black New York history!

Join 3️⃣ #Womanifesto activists as they discuss the political status + organization of Nigerian women for gender equity and equality. 🗣 Dr Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi (WARDC), @ngoziezeilo (Women Aid Collective), Lydia Umar (GenderAwarenessTrust) 🗓 April 27 🕧 12:30 p.m. 🎟 us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

The Africana Studies Department is here to offer advising for Summer & Fall 2022 registration. Registrations are open NOW. Please email us at [email protected] to schedule a meeting. - #fall2022 #summer2022 #brooklyncollege #africanastudies #registration

Looking for Summer 2022 courses? Check out these following courses: For an immediate response please email [email protected].

Thurs., 5/5 at 6:30 PM: Join scholars Carol Anderson, Elizabeth Hinton, Emily K. Hobson, and Daniel S. Lucks online as they discuss the history of racism and resistance in the U.S. after the Civil Rights Movement. #SchomburgCenter CBFS eventbrite.com/e/racism-and-r…

Mound Bayou in the Mississippi Delta was founded by 3 formerly enslaved African American cousins in 1887. Their vision was to create a self-reliant, autonomous, Black community. The NYT estimated in 1910 that 90% of its 8K residents owned homes & had “snug bank accounts.”

Our season kicks off tomorrow with a panel on Racial Terror and Black Women's Organizing and Survival Practices. Treva B. Lindsey, Keisha N. Blain, and Erica R. Edwards will discuss their brilliant new books! The panel will take place virtually at 6:30 and registration is free.

Interested in interning this spring? The college can help you out. See more information, with a link, below.

The First A.P. African American Studies Class Is Coming This Fall nytimes.com/2022/08/31/us/…

Join The Wolfe Institute for the Humanities for Reproductive Justice: Global Perspectives, Conversations inspired by Barbara Smith, 2023 Hess Scholar-in-Residence! This virtual event will be held on Monday, 9/19 from 1-2:30PM.

African Studies Spring 2023 course schedule.

Africana Studies Spring 2023 In Person courses

Africana Studies Spring 2023 Online course schedule

Africana Studies Spring 2023 Hybrid courses

May 9, 2023 Save the date Africana Studies Conference!! Essay & Visual Art Competition!! The top participants will be awarded and their work exhibited during the conference on May 9th. Submission Deadline: April 7th, 2023

The Department of Africana Studies at Brooklyn College Presents: I AM AFRICANA CONFERENCE TUESDAY, MAY 9th

Please join us for the “I Am Africana” Conference on May 9th, featuring keynote speaker Ja’Tovia Gary! Swipe for full programming including locations and times for the day’s events—RSVP TODAY!