Reading Julian Bond Panel Discussion
As a virtual edition of our annual "Transcribe-a-thon," this panel culminated a day-long program in which participants read Julian Bond's speeches.
Faculty Spotlight: Kimberly Fields
Seeking Environmental Justice in Policy Making
Graduation - AAS Virtual Diploma Ceremony
Fall 2020 Undergraduate Course
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African American and African Studies Program
AAS 1010 Introduction to African American and African Studies
TuTh 12:30-1:45pm -- Minor Hall 125
In Memoriam: Teju Olaniyan
In Memoriam: Teju Olaniyan, renowned scholar of the African diaspora.
In Memoriam: Reginald Butler, Former Woodson Director
Butler, who was director of the Woodson Institute from 1996 to 2005, passed away on July 5th after a long illness
Marlene Daut featured in the TED-Ed video "The First and Last King of Haiti"
Daut recently created a five-minute educational video about the early days of King Henry for the popular TED website in its TED-Ed section, complete with lessons and quizzes for classrooms.
Black Perspectives Blog
Jermaine Scott, Woodson post-doctoral Fellow article published
Ashon Crawley published an opinion piece for NPR Music
"Forgotten: The Things We Lost In Kanye's Gospel Year,"