A scholarly organization dedicated to making the study of ancient Nile Valley and Northeast African cultures more inclusive to scholars of African descent.
Join the William Leo Hansberry Society for its first 📚book club 📚meeting on March 15, 2024. Visit our website for more information on signing up and for a 20% off discount on the book! https://t.co/Z8aanHRgvR
On his birthday, with an introduction by his daughter Ms. Gail Hansberry, the members of WLHS shared their scholarship at our first Research Symposium. Thank you for joining us, contributing meaningful discussion, and reflecting upon Hansberry’s legacy.
On February 25th, we celebrate the 129th birthday of Professor William Leo Hansberry. Committed to expanding our understanding of Africa’s past, Hansberry taught courses at Straight College (now Dillard University) and joined the faculty at Howard University.
Hansberry provided an intellectual foundation for Africanist research and scholarship and contributed to co-founding the Ethiopian Research Council (1934) and the African-American Institute in 1953 (now known as the Africa-America Institute).
We’re only a week away!
Join us on February 25, 2023 at 11 am EST as members bring you into the worlds of their research.
Register: https://t.co/mIEqxDeKpG
We’re excited to announce our upcoming Research Symposium!
Join us on February 25th 2023 at 11 am EST for member presentations of their current scholarship.
Register: https://t.co/mIEqxDeKpG
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Solange Ashby @Amenirdis5 introduces us to the powerful, voluptuous queens of Meroe who led troops into battle—Amanirenas, Amanitore & Amanishakheto. Plus, color consciousness in the Bible & Nubian filiation!
CC: @UCLA @UChicagoHum @HansberrySoc
Listen: https://t.co/0EV8zu5NMv
New publications from Debora Heard & Dr. Salim Faraji in the Journal of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections!👇🏾 (and in good company with other fabulous scholars)
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Happening October 18, 2022! Our Dr. Shayla Monroe will be presenting her research on ancient pastoralism in the Nile Valley.
Register: https://t.co/ZBKUk6JOWf
2022 Annual Meeting Plenary Speaker: Dr. Solange Ashby. The in-person component of the Annual Meeting will begin on Wed., Nov. 16 in Boston with the plenary address, "Women of the Sacred South: Nubian Women in the Temple and Upon the Throne". https://t.co/3vu7dKtRVe
Register for the upcoming webinar on Sunday, March 20, at 7:30 pm EDT, featuring Debora Heard discussing "Uncovering What is Nubian Beneath the Veneer of Egyptianness: Excavating the Archives." https://t.co/Y0MIkYBmYS
During Black History Month, the AIA would like to highlight the William Leo Hansberry Society @HansberrySoc, an organization of Black scholars from Africa and the African Diaspora committed to promoting and diversifying scholarship of ancient African past.
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