"Sounds of Identity and Resistance: A Journey Through Amazigh Music" by Airy Dominguez tamazghastudiesjournal.org/articles-sprin…

We are establishing two awards for Amazigh studies in English--please consider donating to promote scholarship and translation in this field: gofund.me/a4645167

Interview with Madghis M. Madi tamazghastudiesjournal.org/articles-sprin… @SahraOuld

Interview with Zora Tanirt tamazghastudiesjournal.org/articles-sprin… @SahraOuld

"Écrits berbères en fragments" Review by Walid Bouchakour tamazghastudiesjournal.org/articles-sprin…

"Maghreb Noir: The Militant-Artists of North Africa and the Struggle" reviewed by Salah Chig tamazghastudiesjournal.org/articles-sprin…

🎙 Tamazgha Studies Journal has a new presence on Twitter! We’re here to share critical work on Amazigh culture, identity, and language — and to connect with readers, scholars, and voices across Tamazgha and beyond. ⵣ Follow us to stay connected. #AmazighStudies #TSJ

How can Amazigh songs be translated into English — and what’s at stake?🎶 In #TSJ Issue 3, Binaoui & Moubtassime explore linguistic & cultural challenges through the work of Mohamed Rouicha. Learn more 👇🏾👇🏿👇🏽 🔗 tamazghastudiesjournal.org/articles-sprin… #TamazghaStudies #AmazighMusic #Tamazight

📚 In #TSJ Issue 3, Salah Chig reviews Maghreb Noir by Paraska Tolan-Szkilnik — a groundbreaking study that places North Africa at the heart of Global South liberation movements in the 1960s–70s. 🔗 tamazghastudiesjournal.org/articles-sprin… #TamazghaStudies #MaghrebNoir #DecolonialResearch

🔁 Let’s return to where it all began! Issue 1 of #TSJ brought together 19 contributions on Tamazgha, Amazigh literature, memory, borders & more — laying the foundation for a multilingual, decolonial space. 🔗 Read it here: tamazghastudiesjournal.org/fall2023-volum… #AmazighStudies

📣 #CallForPapers We’re accepting submissions! TSJ is a peer-reviewed journal focused on the cultures, histories & politics of Tamazgha & its diasporas. 📩 [email protected] 🔗 tamazghastudiesjournal.org/submissions #TamazghaStudies #AmazighStudies #TSJ #DecolonialResearch