Please join us for a powerful conversation around the connections between disability justice, building practices of community care and support, and abolition. The conversation will include Kelly Hayes, Akemi Nishida, Rise, and will be facilitated by WGS alum Kennedy Healy.

Still looking to enroll in some diverse and engaging courses for Winter Quarter? Check out LST 200! LST 200 explores concepts of colonialism, syncretism, colonial organization, and stratification in the early 1800s. Email [email protected] with any questions!

Only 5 days away! Our Ida B. Wells Post Doctoral Fellow will be virtually presenting "Foremothers of Social Theory: Examining the Contributions of Anna Julia Cooper and Ida B. Wells-Barnett" We're looking forward to you joining us at 5:30PM on Nov. 9th, RSVP using the QR code 🎉

REMINDER: Applications are open for 9 more days!!! 🚨🚨🚨Don’t miss out on the Emmett Till Endowed Scholarship. If you’re an ABD Major or even a minor, you should definitely submit an application! 2 ABD students will be awarded $4k scholarships 🤯

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Don’t miss out on these wonderful courses! Winter Quarter will be insightful and energizing ⚡️ hope you’re in on the fun! instagram.com/p/ClEe19_ptTN/…

We’re excited to announce that we are hiring for a Full-Time Professor at ABD! Check out the details on our LinkTree and as always feel free to share!!! linktr.ee/DePaulABD

Join us on January 18th, 3:30-4:30pm, at the DePaul's Black Cultural Center to learn more about the BMRC summer internship. The deadline to apply to the program is January 23rd and links to register for both the info session and apply can be found here!: linktr.ee/DePaulABD

Professor Delmont is the Sherman Fairchild Distinguished Professor of History at Dartmouth College and we are honored to have him lecture here at DePaul on February 13th, please join us for this event Co-Hosted by the College of LAS, STRC, and ABD!

2023 marks the 10th anniversary of the DePaul Pop Culture Conference 🎉 This year's theme is Time Travel. Want to participate in the discussion? Make sure to submit an abstract by March 3rd. See you then travelers! ...Or have we already been there? popcultureconference.com

Looking for another course to add to your roster for the Spring '23 Quarter? Check out ABD 230: Stereotypes and Black Identity!! Dr. Nino Rodriguez will guide students as they examine the origin and dissemination of the dehumanized image of "the Black body"

We have one more course that would make a great addition to your roster for the Spring '23 Quarter!! ABD 206: Afro-Caribbean and Afro-Latin America: Peoples, Cultures, Ideas, Movements fulfills both major AND minor requirements and is only taught once a year!

Join us June 1st at 6pm for a virtual talk with author, professor, and public historian Michelle Duster! In her talk, Duster will focus on the remarkable contributions of her great-grandmother, Ida B. Wells-Barnett, and how her legacy is being preserved. eventbrite.com/e/ida-b-wells-…

Good morning Scholars! Hope you are all having a great start to your first full week of the fall quarter. From all of us here at the ABD department, welcome back to DePaul. Keep an eye on our socials for upcoming events!