
African American Studies, UC Berkeley
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African American and African Diaspora Studies, UC Berkeley. Home of the Abolition Democracy Initiative, Black Studies Collaboratory, and Banned Scholars Project
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Geo Maher, author of "Decolonizing Dialectics" and "We Created Chávez," is in residency Sep 16-19 at UC Berkeley with events including a roundtable on abolition, decolonization, and education with Mohamed Shehk, @harshawalia.bsky.social, and Morning Star Gali. ow.ly/J8os50Tk40I






(1/3) I invite you to join us in celebrating the life of the late Robert Allen, a professor emeritus of @EthnicUc and African American Studies, UC Berkeley, at noon on 10/2 at the Social Sciences Bldg, Rm 820 on campus. RSVP here: bit.ly/3ZEQurE


Best friend checklist: Orals on the same day ☑️ Loc up ☑️ Neighbors ☑️ Diss fellows at ISSI and African American Studies, UC Berkeley ☑️ PPFP Info Postdocs ☑️ Talks on the same day at UC Santa Barbara ☑️


Virtual: T, Nov. 19 @ 12pm PT - “The Power of Black Excellence: HBCUs and the Fight for American Democracy” Deondra Rose - African American Studies, UC Berkeley UC Berkeley Center for Studies in Higher Education Oxford University Press , bit.ly/3MTIw6g


📚 #AuthorSpotlight: Meet Aya de León, African American Studies, UC Berkeley lecturer and Director of Poetry for the People! In Untraceable, de León reimagines the teen spy genre with bold girls of color as protagonists. ✨ Learn more about her work: bit.ly/3V0pzDD


🎧 Meet Amber, a Haas Scholar studying African American Studies, UC Berkeley & journalism! Her research explores Oakland’s Black Soundscape—everyday sounds, events & memories. 🎶 Read about her journey as a re-entry transfer student & join today's online info session: bit.ly/4fu08lX 🌟




.UC Berkeley’s Black Studies Collaboratory brought the work of the African American Studies Department (African American Studies, UC Berkeley) into Oakland communities, and its impact lives on through the Mo’ Betta’ School. Learn more: bit.ly/40WDkac


(2/3) Daphne Muse, previous elder-in-residence of African American Studies, UC Berkeley's Black Studies Collaboratory (BSC), continues to host cultural events in Oakland with the Mo’ Betta’ School, an idea she developed while at the BSC. Learn more: bit.ly/40WDkac


African American Studies, UC Berkeley & ISSI at UC Berkeley celebrated Professor Stephen Small’s 30-year campus career with presentations about his scholarship, teaching/mentorship, and contributions to campus administration. youtu.be/z_5WjwZ-oPY
