Abena P.A. Busia Author |
Susan Martin-Márquez Author |
Meredeth Turshen Author |
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"Traces of a Life: A Collection of Elegies and Praise Poems" |
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"Disorientations: Spanish Colonialism in Africa and the Performance of Identity" |
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Indian Journal of Gender Studies "What has Happened in Africa since Cairo? " |
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HIGHLIGHTS |
Meet the CAS Graduate Affiliates! See their photos and read about their research of Africa! |
SPRING 2010 CONFERENCE "Crossroads: Migration, Language, and Literature in Africa" February 25-27, 2010 |
The Peggy Friedman Memorial Foundation, CAS, the College Avenue Campus Dean, the School of Social Work, the Department of African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures, and the Sierra Leonean community of New Jersey present a talk by Andrew Kromah, the pioneer of independent radio in Sierra Leone and Chairman of the Independent Radio Network (IRN), entitled, "Radio Sierra Leone: Media, Public Broadcasting, and Democracy." Non-Rutgers Visitors may park in lots 26, 30, and the College Avenue Parking Deck without a permit. Wednesday, November 11, 7pm Alexander Library 4th Floor Teleconference Lecture Hall 169 College Avenue CAC |
The Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis presents a Black Atlantic Seminar by Natalie Byfield (St. Johns University) entitled, "Savage Portrayal: How the Media Constructed the Central Park Jogger Story as a Tale of Deviance in Black Male Children." Thursday, November 19 4:30pm-6pm RCHA Seminar Room 88 College Avenue CAC |
CAS and the Department of African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures present a film screening in honor of World AIDS Day entitled, "Speaking Out: Women, AIDS, and Hope in Mali" (2002). Public Health undergraduate Judyth Nsababera will speak about her Project Hope for Africa initiative. |
