Putting together these amazing workshops for students! You can check out Frank Jackson's work at fotographz.com.

Just posted a photo @ Rhode Island College (RIC) instagram.com/p/CkgwZWqPyu72…

Fantastic opportunity and a spectacular program!! Please share widely! The Library Company

We did it! The exhibit, Light and Shadow @ see leVel, featuring the photography of Frank Jackson at the RIBHS opens today! We look forward to seeing you! #riblackheritage #fotographz #frankjackson #rhodeislandcollege #ric_africana_studies #riblackhistory

Excited to lead this 2023-24 fellowship on “The Future of Black Power Studies” with my friend and colleague Brandon Terry (Brandon M. Terry). Application deadline is Jan. 17, 2023. Please pass the word.

The saga of Toussaint L'Ouverture and the birth of Haiti From: Golden legacy magazine Golden legacy Golden legacy illustrated history magazine, 1966 bit.ly/2H3npdY

Now at RIBHS. ...

"Black Public Humanities: an area of scholarly activity at the intersection of Black Studies and the humanities that actively engages with diverse publics beyond the university." Mapping the Black Digital and Public Humanities website is now live! You can learn more about this

Are you on the market this year? Join us for a job application panel with 3 tenure track professors, followed by a writing group session with dedicated time to work on your job documents! See you on Zoom next Wednesday 9/6 from 12-2 PM EST. Register at blackwomensstudies.com!

I'm excited to present my work on Togolese women's Black internationalist activism at this upcoming symposium at Brown University! Dr. Keisha N. Blain and Shaun Armstead have done an incredible job putting this together and I can't wait to visit providence again! Africana Studies/Rites and Reason Theatre

Introducing the Black Teacher Archive, an open-access digital portal that opens a new lens on the history of education, on Black history, and on American history.

Sources of Early Modern Colonial Law dlvr.it/SxDFSP

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DEADLINE EXTENDED! NYU Department of History

Two year Mellon postdoc at Brown University in Brown History Dept. and Native American and Indigenous Studies, in conjunction with the CogutInstitute, effective July 1, 2024 (through June 2026). Please circulate (and apply)! apply.interfolio.com/136576

It took me a while to tell her story. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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The Africana Studies program at Rhode Island College is looking for an adjunct to teach African history - pre-colonial, post-colonial, and contemporary for the Spring 2025 semester. If interested, please email me at scummings@ric edu. If you know of anyone, please pass along. 😊