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The Quest to 'bring our people home': A conversation with Cara Page New writing by Ashe Lewis (Barnard College '24) Image by Margarita Corporan (Margarita Corporan) bcrw.barnard.edu/the-quest-to-b…

Hey students! Applications are open for the 2024 Feminist Freedom School: Lessons from Combahee 50 Years On! Directed by Robyn C. Spencer-Antoine, with Charles Cobb, Barbara Smith, Safiya Bandele, and asha ransby-sporn 🔥❤️🔥 Details at bcrw.barnard.edu/projects/femin… Apply by March 29!

Very excited to be in conversation with some of today’s most amazing scholars this weekend ⁦⁦BCRW⁩ I’ll be speaking on Black left feminism and the complexities of anti-imperialism in the Indo-Pacific world eventbrite.com/e/sf-49-anti-c…

This weekend we gather with scholars of anti-colonial and transnational Black feminist traditions for the 49th annual Scholar and Feminist Conference. Fri 3/22 + Sat 3/23. Details and RSVP: eventbrite.com/e/sf-49-anti-c… co-sponsored by Social Difference at Columbia + art by Artiste libra ✨

Join the Transnational Black Feminisms Working Group and BCRW for the 49th Annual Scholar and Feminist Conference! Follow the link in our bio for more info or in the post shared below.

My illustration is featured for the 49th annual Scholar and Feminist conference: Anti-colonialism, Black radicalism, and transnational feminism. Thanks to Barnard Center Research for women to make it happen! 🙌🏽🖤

Decolonizing Gender: Sex/ualities and Performance in South Asia and Its Diaspora Thursday 3/21, 6 p.m. Held Auditorium, Barnard Hall Featuring Khubchandani, Shayok Misha Chowdhury, and Vaibhav Saria in conversation with E. Mara Green and Shayoni Mitra Art by Sumantra Mukherjee

NYC! Care: The Highest Stage of Capitalism Join @premillanadasen and Dorothy Roberts for a conversation hosted by BCRW Thursday, April 18th at 6:30 pm Details: bcrw.barnard.edu/event/care-the…

Care, Racial Capitalism, and Social Reproduction A conference next Saturday 4/6 at Barnard College co-sponsored by the Center for Political Economy and co-organized by @premillanadasen, Vayne Ong + Ujju Aggarwal Free + all welcome eventbrite.com/e/care-racial-…

Transforming Education for Sustainability Hilary S. Callahan, Elizabeth M. Cook, María S. Rivera Maulucci & Stephanie Pfirman will discuss how education can and must grapple with the ecological and climate crises of our time. 4/10, 6:30 pm. Barnard College eventbrite.com/e/transforming…

🗣️ The NYC Feminist Zinefest is back after a four-year Covid hiatus. Woohoo! 📚 The event, co-sponsored by Word Up Books, will include about 70 tablers in the James Room and 409 Barnard Hall. 🗓️ This event is on Friday, April 6, from 12-6 PM.

Care, Racial Capitalism, and Social Reproduction is happening now! Free copies of Care (Haymarket Books 2023) by @premillanadasen and incredible conversation. Couldn’t make it? Watch the livestream here: youtube.com/@BCRWvideos?si…

Keeping the conversation going on the care economy and racial capitalism, a book talk on Care: The Highest Stage of Capitalism (Haymarket Books 2024) with @premillanadasen (author) and Dorothy Roberts next Thursday 4/18 6:30 p.m. at Barnard College. RSVP: eventbrite.com/e/care-the-hig…

Tuesday 4/16: With Freedom in Our Ears: Histories of Jewish Anarchism w/ Anna Elena Torres, Kenyon Zimmer, and Samuel Brody, moderated by Janet Jakobsen eventbrite.com/e/with-freedom… Co-sponsored by the Program in Jewish Studies, Barnard College Image Credit: Molly Crabapple🇵🇷

Three upcoming events with brilliant speakers having conversations we all need. Don't miss them! linktr.ee/bcrw?fbclid=PA…

“A future society, a post-capitalist society, will also require us to do care work, to assist one another… We have to figure out together how care will be a part of that world.” - @premillanadasen interviewed by Sydney Johnson (BC '25) bcrw.barnard.edu/imagining-coll…

"Refugee camps are spaces with agglomerations of people in dense living arrangements. They are significant built environments largely made of and by women." - Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi interviewed by Sabrina Salam (BC '24). Read the full interview: bcrw.barnard.edu/architecture-o…

Join us on Wednesday 12/4 for Rage, Struggle, Freedom, a conversation on feminist solidarities in global crises. RSVP and details here: eventbrite.com/e/rage-struggl…

Hey y'all! Come out and support the NYC Feminist Zine Fest! The event is free and open to everyone! fb.me/22zHFX49H