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Oct23
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The NAACP and Africana Studies Institute are throwing a Ballot and Bash on Wednesday, October 16th and is hoping to have the support and attendance of NPHC and the active organizations within it. This will be a bi-partisan event consisting of an educational debate amongst well-known alumni, followed by an after party with @djmorelifee and free food, outside on the student union lawn. The debate portion will take place from 6pm-7:15, and the after party will be from 7:15-9pm.
The NAACP and Africana Studies Institute are throwing a Ballot and Bash on Wednesday, October 16th and is hoping to have the support and attendance of NPHC and the active organizations within it. This will be a bi-partisan event consisting of an educational debate amongst well-known alumni, followed by an after party with @djmorelifee and free food, outside on the student union lawn. The debate portion will take place from 6pm-7:15, and the after party will be from 7:15-9pm.
Excited to announce that Dr. Deirdre Cooper Owens will be featured in M Revolution, the first documentary on menopause, airing on PBS on October 17th. Don’t miss this important film that sheds light on an often overlooked topic. Tune in to PBS!
Excited to announce that Dr. Deirdre Cooper Owens will be featured in M Revolution, the first documentary on menopause, airing on PBS on October 17th. Don’t miss this important film that sheds light on an often overlooked topic. Tune in to PBS!
Join us on October 8, 2024, for an insightful discussion on the significance of the November 6, 2024 election in U.S. history and politics. Three distinguished experts from the University of Connecticut will share their thoughts on what voters should pay attention to as they head to the polls. The panel will feature Evelyn M. Simien, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Africana Studies Institute; Manisha Sinha, James L. and Shirley A. Draper Chair in American History; and Chris Vials, Professor of English. Livestream will also be available!
Join us on October 8, 2024, for an insightful discussion on the significance of the November 6, 2024 election in U.S. history and politics. Three distinguished experts from the University of Connecticut will share their thoughts on what voters should pay attention to as they head to the polls. The panel will feature Evelyn M. Simien, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Africana Studies Institute; Manisha Sinha, James L. and Shirley A. Draper Chair in American History; and Chris Vials, Professor of English. Livestream will also be available!
A great week of collaboration, writing, sharing and community!
The Summer Institute to Advance Equity through Research on Women and Girls of Color convened by the Africana Studies Institute brought women from 15 different universities to UConn for a week of workshops, conversation, and collaboration.
Read more about it in the link below and in our bio:
LINK: https://today.uconn.edu/2024/08/africana-studies-summer-institute-advances-research-on-women-and-girls-of-color/
A great week of collaboration, writing, sharing and community!
The Summer Institute to Advance Equity through Research on Women and Girls of Color convened by the Africana Studies Institute brought women from 15 different universities to UConn for a week of workshops, conversation, and collaboration.
Read more about it in the link below and in our bio:
LINK: https://today.uconn.edu/2024/08/africana-studies-summer-institute-advances-research-on-women-and-girls-of-color/
#ASI #UConn #SummerInstitute
We are excited to announce our 2024 Summer Institute to Advance Equity!
Scholars in many disciplines are grappling with how to advance equity through research on women and girls of color. They often strive to learn from those working outside of academia, to benefit from the insights of groups and organizations, and to give back to communities rather than extract from them. Unfortunately, relevant methods and research strategies are not yet widely taught at institutions of higher learning or sufficiently valued in the academy.
Link is below and in our bio:
Link: https://africana.uconn.edu/summer-institute-to-advance-equity/
#ASI #UConn #SummerInstitute
We are excited to announce our 2024 Summer Institute to Advance Equity!
Scholars in many disciplines are grappling with how to advance equity through research on women and girls of color. They often strive to learn from those working outside of academia, to benefit from the insights of groups and organizations, and to give back to communities rather than extract from them. Unfortunately, relevant methods and research strategies are not yet widely taught at institutions of higher learning or sufficiently valued in the academy.
Link is below and in our bio:
Link: https://africana.uconn.edu/summer-institute-to-advance-equity/
#ASI #Africana #UConn #Fall24
Hi Huskies👋
Check this out!
Black Documentary Film Archival Practices is a course that examines how archives are deployed to tell Black diasporic narratives, historical and present-day representations, and the impact of these images. Throughout this course, students will sharpen their understanding of non-fiction aesthetics and modes of production through the construction of short-form archival-based media.
Coursework will provide students with tools to think independently about questions of representation, embedded biases, form, formats, and intended audiences through films, readings, and non-fiction multimedia. Students will further develop the skill to contextualize current events within a historical framework and hone their visual voices. We will interrogate authorship, accountability, and narrative ownership. This course will delve into tensions around access, formal considerations, and ethical usage of pre-existing material from various sources, including public institutions, private collections, stock footage libraries, YouTube, and social media.
For more information, contact Professor Martine Granby: martine.granby@uconn.edu
#ASI #Africana #UConn #Fall24
Hi Huskies👋
Check this out!
Black Documentary Film Archival Practices is a course that examines how archives are deployed to tell Black diasporic narratives, historical and present-day representations, and the impact of these images. Throughout this course, students will sharpen their understanding of non-fiction aesthetics and modes of production through the construction of short-form archival-based media.
Coursework will provide students with tools to think independently about questions of representation, embedded biases, form, formats, and intended audiences through films, readings, and non-fiction multimedia. Students will further develop the skill to contextualize current events within a historical framework and hone their visual voices. We will interrogate authorship, accountability, and narrative ownership. This course will delve into tensions around access, formal considerations, and ethical usage of pre-existing material from various sources, including public institutions, private collections, stock footage libraries, YouTube, and social media.
For more information, contact Professor Martine Granby: martine.granby@uconn.edu
Today is the last day of the UConn Gives campaign! Please support Africana Studies in supporting our students in academic excellence! Your donation can help create opportunities for students, such as education abroad, conferences, and research projects! Every dollar counts! Donate today! Link in bio
#uconngives #uconngives2024 #uconnhuskies #africanastudiesmatters #africanastudies
Today is the last day of the UConn Gives campaign! Please support Africana Studies in supporting our students in academic excellence! Your donation can help create opportunities for students, such as education abroad, conferences, and research projects! Every dollar counts! Donate today! Link in bio
#uconngives #uconngives2024 #uconnhuskies #africanastudiesmatters #africanastudies
AFRICANA STUDIES COURSES FOR FALL 2024!📚