Know a graduating senior in the Africana Studies Program? Nominate them for the Ramona Edelin Award for Academic Excellence in Africana Studies! Nomination letters should be submitted to [email protected] by April 15, Don't forget to get your nomination in soon!

Join us TOMORROW for AYITI PAP PERI: Haitian Community Forum! Dr. Cécile Accilien & Monique Clesca will be speaking in honor of Haitian Heritage Month! This event will be in the JDOAAI Cabral Center at 5pm on Tuesday, May 14th. RSVP at the QR code below or in our bio!

Join us TONIGHT in a few short hours for AYITI PAP PERI! Our event is in the Cabral Center at 5pm!

Check out this podcast episode from SalonEra including one of our faculty members, Dr. Nicole Aljoe!! It is titled Sancho's Songbook. The episode focuses on Charles Ignatius Sancho, the first British man of African descent to vote in a general election. youtube.com/watch?v=fUN80O…

Registration is open for our Black Feminist Summer Book Club! Last summer, we read The Salt Eaters by Toni Cade Bambara with Dr. Chelsea Frazier! This year, our book is Fledgling by Octavia Butler with Dr. Susana Morris! Join us on June 18th + July 18th on Zoom from 12-1:30 pm!

The Africana Studies Black Feminist Summer Book Club is back again! The link to register is above or in our bio! The book club will meet on June 18th & July 18th on Zoom from 12-1:30 pm. This year, the book is Fledgling by Octavia Butler with Special Guest: Dr. Susana Morris!

Register for our Black Feminist Summer Book Club at the QR code above or link in bio! We'll be reading Fledgling by Octavia Butler with Dr. Susana Morris! Our 1st session is June 18th on Zoom from 12-1:30 pm, we'll be discussing Chapters 1-14 of the book #BlkFeministReading2024

Our Black Feminist Summer Book Club starts this Tuesday! Register now through the QR code above or the link in our bio! We will be reading Fledgling by Octavia Butler with Dr. Susana Morris! Participants should read up to Chapter 15 by the first session. #BlkFeministReading2024

Join us in a few weeks on July 18th at Frugal Bookstore to hear from two of our Africana Faculty! Dr. Patricia J. Williams will be in conversation with Dr. Régine Jean-Charles about her most recent book, “The Miracle of the Black Leg”. The link to register is below or in our bio!

If anyone is still on here... I have some exciting news to share: I am officially making the move to Northeastern! I will be joining as Associate Professor in Sociology & Anthropology and Health Sciences next month. Looking forward to a new life chapter in Boston! Northeastern U.

As their time with us ends, we are sending our love and best wishes to Dr. AK Wright, our Inaugural Black Feminist Studies Post-Doctoral Fellow! Thank you to Dr. Wright for all of their amazing work. We wish them the best of luck in their new role at George Washington University.

Our Black Feminist Summer Book Club is in session! Session 2 is in 1 week, Thursday, July 18th! The meeting will take place from 12-1:30 PM via Zoom. We are reading Fledgling by Octavia Butler and will discuss the book's 2nd half with Dr. Susana Morris. #BLKfeministreading2024

This Thursday, July 18th, Join us for a conversation with Dr. Patricia J. Williams + Dr. Régine Jean-Charles! They will discuss Dr. Williams's most recent book, The Miracle of the Black Leg. The event is from 5:30- 7 PM at Frugal Bookstore. The link to RSVP is above or in bio!

Our Africana Studies Program is excited to welcome Dr. Tiffany Bailey, the new Black Feminist Studies Post-Doctoral Fellow! Dr. Bailey graduated from Boston University in 2024 with a PhD in French Language and Literature. Join us in welcoming Dr. Bailey to our campus!

Join us for a book talk with Dr. Daniel Noemi Voionmaa! We will be talking about his book “Surveillance, the Cold War, and Latin American Literature” Tuesday September 24th at 4pm in room 909 Renaissance Park We hope to see you there! Register here: eventbrite.com/e/celebrating-…

Our Africana Studies Program is currently hiring a Social Media & Community Engagement Co-op for the Fall semester! Apply Now via NUWorks, Job ID: # 112654. The link is also in our bio. Email [email protected] with any questions. Apply now while there's still time!

Applications are now open for our Africana Studies Student Advisory Board! Apply now via the link/QR code above or in our bio. Read more about the position above. We hope you apply!

Don't forget that Applications for our Africana Studies Student Advisory Board are now open! We are looking for students with a major or minor in Africana Studies, who are committed to our program and our core pillars. Apply now via the QR code below or the link in our bio!

Join us for the LLACS Open House!🦋✨ Come meet Latinx, Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program Faculty and learn about the LLACS minor! Tuesday October 8th from 3:30-4:30pm at the Latinx Student Cultural Center in Northeastern University (104 Forsyth St, Boston MA 02115)

Gathering the Red Record Join us July 24–25 at Snell Library, Northeastern, for a 2-day event uncovering archives of racial violence. Featuring Prof. Margaret Burnham, who is a renowned civil rights lawyer & founder of CRRJ. Presented by CRRJ, NU Law & Library. Link in bio!