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Join The Wolfsonian Public Humanities Lab's Careers in Humanities Series for an upcoming conversation with Jason Smith, Digital Projects Coordinator at @librarycongress!
Feb 12
1:30-2:45pm
SIPA 2, 5th floor conference room or Zoom.
We invite the public to this evening of art, dialogue, and reflection. Discover the power of art as a tool for resilience and activism in times of crisis. Conversation/Discussion at 7:30 pm via Zoom link: https://t.co/Z81Se6GGpz
A Part of a Greater Impact Campaign
This event launches a global Impact Campaign spanning Haiti, Guadeloupe, and Miami to explore the transformative power of art in fostering resilience and cultural autonomy across the Caribbean and beyond.
Announcing our 3rd call for OER! Join us in building a collection of free, reusable, remixable teaching resources for Caribbean studies.
‼️ CFP: #OER in #CaribbeanStudies
👉 Proposals due April 14, 2025
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The Library Fair is the can't-miss event of the semester! Join us on February 5th from 11 AM to 2 PM on the 2nd Floor of the Green Library to discover all the cool resources available to you. 💙
Save your spot! Register now: https://t.co/wlunVrlbq2
Reminder that our final event in this iteration of the Caribbean Studies Book Talk Series is this weekend at Miami's Little Haiti Cultural Complex Caribbean Marketplace. Please join us and register at https://t.co/WCHjQz5Osf 🇭🇹.
Join on on Sunday, January 19th at 1:00 PM in Miami for our final installment in this iteration of the dLOC Caribbean Studies Book Talk Series, featuring Marlene Daut talking about "Awakening the Ashes: An Intellectual History of the Haitian Revolution" from UNC Press!
Check out this fascinating piece by PhD student Sasha Wells (@_sashiee), just published in the Made by History section of Time magazine.
Thank you, Sasha, for teaching us about the long history of Black resistance and community of Junkanoo in the Bahamas!
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Yesterday there was the Ocean Drive Promenade Concert Series - in front of The Betsy Hotel with the Curtis Lundy Quartet!
Thank you to everyone who made this possible.
Thank to everyone who supported Bold. Black. Baldwin. and all of our events this past week!
Looking back we had an action packed week.
Dec 1st was the Bold. Black. Baldwin Exhibition Opening
Dec 3rd was Conversations & Deliberations with Alon Skuy, IPC Fellow & Matt Anderson