When in Montréal.. Klara du Plessis

Students in FRE277/MUS104 "Sound and Literature in French" Wabash College hosted award-winning translator Jeffrey Zuckerman to discuss his forthcoming translation of Adèle Rosenfeld's Les méduses n'ont pas d'oreilles - a brilliant translation to look forward to next August!

Our French Listening Party, “Hearing the World,” is going on now at the Lilly Library Wabash College ! Come join us through 11:30 today! 🎵

Although not a true sign language, the use of sign in Dune can still teach us a lesson about its value. "[...] sign language can be both a hiding place and a tool – for survival, and for empowerment," writes @gemma_s_king (ANU Media). theconversation.com/diplomacy-and-…

Poisson d’avril! 🐟 French Wabash College

Eclipse festivities Wabash College are underway thanks to Dan Rogers .. complete with moon pies!

It’s been an honor to work with these French students Wabash College 🇫🇷. Excited to see where they go next!

Can’t wait to read this! So excited for my friend Jeffrey Zuckerman 🥳

🇫🇷 Orangina Haribo. A taste sensation. Forget brie or champagne. This is France’s great gastronomic gift to the world

Nathan Dize does a fantastic job putting the recent racist lies about Haitians in a broader historical context. Check out his article in The Conversation ( it's also a shame that this article has to be written at all.) theconversation.com/theyre-eating-…

🗣️ Attn: ECU students❗ Check out Harriot College's Study Abroad info tables outside of Wright Place and on the 1st floor of the Main Campus Student Center. Learn how to study abroad in Spring/Summer '25 and what 💰 financial assistant is possible. 🗓️ 10/2/24 ⏰ 11AM - 2 PM

This month, we’ll have the immense pleasure to be in conversation with the great Gisèle Pineau. We will discuss her latest novel, La vie privée d'oubli (Philippe Rey, 2024). We hope you'll be able to join on October 23rd @ 11AM EST! Register here: kwazmanvwa.com/blog/

Come join us on zoom today at 2:30EST to hear more about Brett Brehm's fantastic book, Kaleidophonic Modernity: Transatlantic Sound, Technology, and Literature! ncfs-assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captiv…

A glorious day! The bells of Notre Dame in Paris rang this morning for the first time since the fire in 2019!

Celebrate Black History Month with ECU Department of History Wednesday, Feb. 12 5 – 7 PM Joyner Library, Faulkner Gallery Join ECU's Dr. Jarvis Hargrove and Dr. D’Weston Haywood, from Hunter College, who will discuss the role of the press in African-American liberation.

📢« Quelque part dans la nuit, le peuple danse » 🎨 Raphaël Barontini réinterprète l’Histoire africaine et caribéenne au Palais de Tokyo, mêlant peinture, costumes et archives. 📅 21 fév. - 11 mai 2025 | 📍 Paris 16e 🔗 palaisdetokyo.com... #exposition #PalaisDeTokyo #art

Aujourd'hui c'est le 22mé, jour férié à la Martinique pour célébrer l'abolition de l'esclavage en 1848. Une abolition qui a été provoquée par une révolte d'esclaves 👇 #22mai #Martinique #abolition #esclavage #Sonjé

#Cinéma 🎥 🤝 Samedi 31 mai, le musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac et la Fondation pour la mémoire de l'esclavage organisent le festival « Esclavage & Cinéma. Ayiti, terre de liberté » ! 🔥 Découvrez le programme 👉️ bit.ly/4d2HRvN

August is Women in Translation Month. Read writers in translation from around the world. Read #Caribbean writing, translated from Creole, Dutch, English, French, Papiamento, Spanish … into other #languages. #WITMonth #books #reading #translation #publishing #writing #Caraibe