Marlene L. Daut launches digital resource for early 19th century Haiti
Marlene L. Daut launches digital resource for early 19th century Haiti
Marlene L. Daut launches digital resource for early 19th century Haiti
Congratulations Class of 2018 from all of us at the Carter G. Woodson Institute upon successful completion of a demanding course of study! We are as pleased and as proud as your family must be. We are looking forward to seeing you at our diploma ceremony.
LOCATION/TIME
Our departmental diploma ceremony will be conducted Saturday, May 19, 2018, in Minor Hall Room 125
Please come out for SWAHILI CULTURAL NIGHT.
When: April 27,2017
Where: 110 Minor Hall
Time: 5:00-6:30PM
You are invited to the Swahili Cultural Night event organized by Swahili Students at UVA. Students will be presenting skits, songs and poems. They also welcome you to taste some delicious Swahili food.
See you there!
April 2018 Conference on Haitian Studies
The 'Creative Responses to #Charlottesville' event series was organized in the aftermath of August 11th and 12th to provide a space for healing through creative expression
Writing and performing original plays and hip-hop. Learning African dances that enslaved people brought with them from regions of Africa to the American South. Making collages with “found” poetry. Putting broken pottery back together – showing the cracks – using the Japanese kintsugi repair method.
Culminating Showcase
“Crafting Spaces of Solidarity and Resistance,” Erasure/Found Poetry with Sara Brickman, Solidarity Cards with Destinee Wright, and Kintsugi pottery with Ashon Crawley