Dec 9, 2020
Africana Studies Alum, Khadijah Hakeem ’18, Serves as Panelist
Khadijah Hakeem ’18, currently a Masters Student of History and Education at the Teachers College of Columbia University, served as a panelist for a discussion…
Khadijah Hakeem ’18, currently a Masters Student of History and Education at the Teachers College of Columbia University, served as a panelist for a discussion…
BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS: Memories of Madagascar and Slavery in the Black Atlantic, Ohio University Press. 2015. https://dss.lafayette.edu/projects/mapping-memories-of-madagascar/…
Professor William C. Bissell has produced many publications on his research in Zanzibar and on African history and contemporary cultural studies. Books…
Professor Gutiérrez-Coto joined the Foreign Languages & Literatures faculty in August 2015 and, since August 2018, serves on the Africana Studies’ Advisory…
On April 17th, Africana Studies is hosting filmmaker Zadi Zokou; this event is cosponsored by the student group LACSA. Zadi Zokou’s documentary Black…
Are you interested in spending the 2018 Winter Interim in Senegal? If so, please plan to attend the information meeting and see if this study abroad opportunity…
Click Here for a review of Dr. Seck’s lecture that appeared in The Lafayette Lecture: A Journey Through Slavery at the Whitney Plantation When: Wednesday…
Dr. Clifford Campbell joins the AFS faculty for 2017-2018 Professor Robert Blunt takes on role of Acting program chair for 2017-2018 Africana Studies would…
Alison Saar’s exhibition titled, “BREACH” is the culmination of her creative research into American rivers and their historical relationship to the lives…
Senegalese poet Thierno Seydou Sall has been writing poetry since he was a small child, when, he says, “my head was full of crazy ideas” that he felt set…