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Love and (R)evolution: A Conversation with Artist and Activist Lydia Emily
Love and (R)evolution: A Conversation with Artist and Activist Lydia Emily
Join us for a conversation with artist and activist Lydia Emily as part of the Remnants of Resistance podcast series. Considered by many to be one of the preeminent female street artists of our time, her large-scale murals have appeared all over the world. Her art is deeply political, and our conversation will explore the… Continue reading Love and (R)evolution: A Conversation with Artist and Activist Lydia Emily
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Africana Studies Week 55th Anniversary: Cementing our Legacy
Join us for the 55th Anniversary: Cementing Our Legacy, a powerful celebration of fifty-five years of Sankofa—a journey rooted in the remembrance of our ancestral heritage and historical resilience. "Cementing Our Legacy" honors the struggles and victories that have defined our path, highlighting how our rich past continues to shape and inspire the future of… Continue reading Africana Studies Week 55th Anniversary: Cementing our Legacy
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Africana Studies Week: Lecture and Alumni Panel
Africana Studies Week: Lecture and Alumni Panel
Date: Monday, November 4, 2024 Lecture: 12:00pm-12:45pm Alumni Panel: 1:00pm-2:15p Location: Lake View Terrace | University Student Union (USU) Agenda 12:00pm Introduction / Welcome Dr. Marquita Gammage, Chair, AFRS Dr. Cedric Hackett, Moderator, Director of DHIAA, Prof. AFRS 12:05pm Keynote Address: “Cementing Our Legacy: Heroic Past, Transformative Achievements, Immanent Dangers” Keynote Address: Dr. Selase Williams,… Continue reading Africana Studies Week: Lecture and Alumni Panel
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Debbie Martinez-Rambeau and the History of the CSUN Powwow
Debbie Martinez-Rambeau and the History of the CSUN Powwow
As part of Indigenous Awareness Month at CSUN, Debbie Martinez-Rambeau, who attended CSUN in the 1970s, will speak to students about her involvement in organizing the first powwow at CSUN. She will also share about her continued involvement in the annual event, and various traditions and protocols related to the event that celebrates American Indian… Continue reading Debbie Martinez-Rambeau and the History of the CSUN Powwow
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When Blue and Red Become Violet: The Intersectionality of Cultures Among Native American, Japanese, and African American Diasporas.
When Blue and Red Become Violet: The Intersectionality of Cultures Among Native American, Japanese, and African American Diasporas.
The American Indian Studies Program presents a talk by acclaimed artist, poet, and playwright Dr. Velina Houston, USC School of Dramatic Arts and Board of Trustees Berklee College, Boston. This event celebrating Native American Heritage Month is open to the public.