Johns Hopkins University says that termination, discrimination, sexual assault, and health and safety don't deserve protections in a contract. We demand better and are willing to fight for our workplace rights. #NotSafeatJHU #MyRightsMyContract #JohnsHopkins

Johns Hopkins University says that termination, discrimination, and sexual assault are academic matters and don’t deserve protections in a contract. We demand better. #NotSafeatJHU #MyRightsMyContract

Though crickets have been raised in the US as fishing bait since the 1940s and as food for pet reptiles and amphibians, it is only in the past 10 years that people have begun to farm them for human consumption, promoting them as an “alternative protein.” buff.ly/3pW76vp

Them: “Did you write today?” Me: “No…but I thought about it.”

Join us for “Hard Histories: Reckoning with Racism, Forging Just Futures,” with b-boy bouiebaisse, Sherrilyn Ifill, and Asma Naeem (Baltimore Museum of Art). Martha S. Jones moderates. John Guess (Houston Museum Of African American Culture) hosts. In person, Thu, Sep 7, 6 pm, Baltimore Museum of Art Register: bit.ly/HardHistoriesK…

Keywords for Black Louisiana Co-Project Manager and Community Engagement Fellow Chenise Calhoun shares reflections on an excerpt from Elizabeth Ellis's "The Great Power of Small Nations: Indigenous Diplomacy in the Gulf South" (Philadelphia: Uni. of Pennsylvania Press, 2022).

It's November, which means it's almost time for the Harrison Lecture featuring Professor Elizabeth Ellis! Mark your calendars for this day of celebrating Black and Indigenous history and the fantastic work of our LxC members!

🌱REGISTER NOW for Tuesday's “Kinship & (Be)Longing: Confronting Slavery's Archive through Critical #BlackDH”, a #DigitalDialogues roundtable with the Keywords for Black Louisiana [LifexCode] team [Ellie Palazzolo Leila K. Blackbird 🪶⚜️ @jmjafrx]! ✨Sign up ⇢ bit.ly/ddsp24-K4BL-c✨

Come celebrate Black history, kinship, and resistance at the public launch of Keywords for Black Louisiana (K4BL), a digital collection of enslaved testimony from French- and Spanish-controlled Louisiana. With musical presentation from special guests: Les Cenelles 🎶

We're back! Kicking off another exciting line up of JHU DH Workshops and celebrating our first semester with Alexander Grass Humanities Institute at JHU. Join us next month in person or on Zoom! (Registration here: jhu.libcal.com/calendar/event…)

Thrilled to have brought Recovering the #RevuedesColonies into dialogue with #K4BL at the TEl for Black DH roundtable at #TEI2024. Feeling energized by compelling presentations, inspiring discussion and the important work ahead 📰 Ellie Palazzolo @jmjafrx Raff Viglianti - @[email protected] Noëlle Romney