A Conversation on Black Women and Mass Incarceration
Listen to powerful leaders at the forefront of reentry and criminal justice reform discuss their experiences with mass incarceration. Discover how they transformed their lives into visions for systemic change, and how they are empowering others to do the same.
Spring 2021 Undergraduate Course
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African American and African Studies Program
AAS 1020 Introduction to African American and African Studies II
Professor Ashon Crawley
TuTh 12:30PM - 1:45PM
Professor Kevin Gaines featured in Washington Post article
"Northam can remove Lee statue in Richmond, judge rules"
"Silence is Not an Option"
Professor Kevin Gaines featured in Don Lemon's Podcast
Meet the Fellows 2020
During the Woodson Institute's annual event "Meet the Fellows," we welcome new pre-doctoral and post-doctoral fellows to the fellowship program
the Carter G. Woodson's distinguished fellowship program. This is the first virtual "Meet the Fellows" event.
PEN America Forum:
African Colloquium Series: Adom Getachew
Conversations in Caribbean Studies Colloquium
April J. Mayes, Associate Professor and Chair of History at Pomona College
Edward Paulino, Assistant Professor of History at John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Anne Eller, Associate Professor of History at Yale University