Curious about the legacies of colonialism? PhD Candidate Nicholas Smith had the opportunity to interview Dr. Kamari Clarke Kamari Maxine Clarke on the Anthropod podcast by Society for Cultural Anthropology in and episode titled "Radical Humanism and Decolonization." Access podcast here: ow.ly/pig050IcaXp

Very much looking forward to this final Salon. Join us on Friday for a discussion on the Complexities of Victimhood

Actuvirtual Symposium on ‘Affective Justice: The International Criminal Court and the Pan-Africanist Pushback’ today at 11:00 ET with Evelyne Asaala, Hannibal Travis, Tendayi Sithole, and Fazil Moradi. Register at forms.gle/UQdF8XK13JxMUK… for Zoom details

Great news on our Mellon Foundation Sawyer Seminar award for 2023. This is exciting news for the coming year of programming that the grant will fund humanities.utoronto.ca/news/universit…

Happening October 4th at 12:30pm ET. Join us at 14 Queen's Park Cres W, Toronto

Announcing the launch of the OpEd Debate: Can Anthropology Be Decolonized? And if so, what should a 21st century anthropology look like? sapiens.org/culture/can-an…

I just signed a petition: A Call to the College Board to Restore the Integrity of the AP African American Studies Course. Higher ed faculty and administrators can sign here: actionnetwork.org/petitions/a-ca…

How can foreign interference be distinguished from healthy homeland engagement? Joanna Chiu (Toronto Star), Kamari Maxine Clarke (Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies), and Anna Shternshis (@cjsuoft) discuss foreign agent registries with Steve Paikin, tonight at 8/11pm | Producer: Vicky Qiao #cdnpoli

Registration for the 2024 Critical International Summer Institute in Colombia is now open! Join us as we explore the complexities of Transitional Justice Upended. For more information visit bit.ly/47CrH86

Preventing violence and promoting peace. The Early Warning Early Response initiative aims to reduce violence and foster peace in Nigeria by training and supporting local actors to monitor and respond to conflicts

Join us for the opening reception of "Mapping and Reimaging Difficult Archives, Difficult Memories" on June 18 at 7pm @ItsOkStudios in Toronto. Meet the artists, engage with the work, and consider the possibilities in how memory is constructed and redeployed toward just futures

How are Black and Indigenous artists imagine and create possibilities through art? Join us for an unforgettable evening of music, poetry, dance, comedy, and art at "Transformations in Black and Indigenous Worlds" on June 22nd at @ItsOkStudios in Toronto.