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Faith Ringgold's Black Light will continue to shine: “In 1967 I had begun to explore the idea of a new palette. . I was now committed to “black light” and subtle color nuances and compositions based on my interest in African rhythm, pattern, and repetition.”

Are you looking for somewhere to publish your research? Check out the Black Women's Studies Association Calls for Papers List at blackwomensstudies.com/calls-for-pape…! New additions include CFPs on Black motherhood; race in Latin America & the Caribbean; slavery; Black feminisms; and more.

Thank you for including my book, Have You Got Good Religion?: Black Women’s Faith, Courage, and Moral Leadership in the Civil Rights Movement. Illinois Press

Dissertation writers, postdocs, new faculty! Have questions without answers? The Center for Black Digital Research Center for Black Digital Research 🖤 #DigBlk hosts 'Feedback Fridays' to provide you with skills and strategies you need to thrive. Drop by April 26th! Adam X. McNeil (ABD) (aka Metaphors & Memes) ABWH Truth Walter Greason

Mary Church Terrell was a renowned speaker, educator, civil rights and women’s rights activist. At BWOA we bring together Terrell’s records in our paper’s locator where we distinguish between digitized and non digital collections. You can find them here: bwoaproject.org/church-terrell/

As we continue to celebrate the 150th birthday of our founder #ArturoSchomburg , learn about some of the powerful Black women writers who were part of his personal collection of books in this 2021 blog post. #SchomburgCenter #WomensHistoryMonth #WHM
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I’m just so full. Blessed to see old friends, to make new ones, and to learn new things. Can’t wait to read all of the projects that began as a paragraph written about a picture…😉✊🏽❤️

From the questioning of Black women’s knowledge and leadership in academia to the dismantling of DEI positions held by Black women at corporations — Black women have been targeted, silenced and displaced.

🚨Don’t miss this exciting special issue on Black Feminist Thought edited by Stephanie Y. Evans, PhD, Professor of Black Women's Studies in the Institute for Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) and affiliate faculty of Africana Studies (AAS) at Georgia State University.

Starting now: Closing Reading by DaMaris B. Hill
bwoaproject.org/events/dbwrd20…
and youtube.com/watch?v=SSrm0b…
Black Women's Organizing Archive

Did you miss the spectacular Digitize Black Women's Records Day? You can watch the video now at
bwoaproject.org/events/dbwrd20…
Black Women's Organizing Archive

Janel Moore Almond, a leader in the PHL School District, talks about teaching conventions and the hidden curriculum—the gaps that primary records of Black organizing and writing fill in. She highlights the curriculum she creates with Colored Conventions for this Black Women's Organizing Archive convening.

Got chills listening to the panel at Black Women's Organizing Archive’s #DigitizeBlackWomensRecordsDay

What a day, what a day….the generous, guiding, life-giving words and work of DaMaris B. Hill, PhD, Jennifer Morris, Janel Moore-Almond, Sharia Benn, and Meta DuEwa Jones, Ph.D. rethinking/remixing/rewriting on how we work within and beyond the archives…Black Women's Organizing Archive Center for Black Digital Research 🖤 #DigBlk

**Today’s the day**Join us today at 12:15 for a celebration of Black womens activist archives…
youtube.com/@digblk?si=kGO…

If you are in New Haven on Thursday join me. I’m looking forward to sharing new work.

📣Joins us this Tues, Mar 26 from 12-3 to celebrate the bold, imaginative, defiant ways Blk Wmn have engaged the archives Meta DuEwa Jones, Ph.D. DaMaris B. Hill, PhD Sharia Benn, Janel Moore Almond & Jennifer Morris. Come through in person or join youtube.com/@digblk?si=JZT…

We are one of the institutions listed in the BWOA's paper's locator! You can view items related to Frances E. W. Harper in the Frances Smith Foster papers at Rose Library: archives.libraries.emory.edu/repositories/7…

Today, the Black Women's Organizing Archive (BWOA) of Center for Black Digital Research 🖤 #DigBlk brings together archivists who are institutional stewards of Black women's papers to discuss working together to digitize, and then w/ Douglass Day, to transcribe, the scattered papers of Black women activists.