black symposium noir

a black studies collective based in montréal || conveners: @kevinahsen @philippenmh désirée rochat & bryan chan yen johnson

[black symposium noir @symposiumnoir]

Thank you for coming to black @symposiumnoir! These past two days were filled with brilliance and community. The auditorium was packed on both days! More memories from our conference to come (mostly on our IG). To all our presenters, artists, and guest speakers, thank you! ❤️‍🔥

[patrick teed @pmteed]

i know twitter is basically dead, but i have to share that my article, "phobic pessimism, philic feminism" has been released, open access with diacritics! https://t.co/arDJdR5RSl

[black symposium noir @symposiumnoir]

https://t.co/rt9Sb6Jd4R

[black symposium noir @symposiumnoir]

Take a peek at the special s/o to our 2024 conference in the intro of the GMJ-CE’s special issue on Quebec Black Studies. See link below, it’s fully open access!

We are currently in the process of co-editing the second issue with the guest editor, Leslie Touré Kapo. Stay tuned!

[kvn @kevinahsen]

if you’re in montreal, you don’t want to miss this lecture by prof. alexander weheliye, “schwarz-sein / between continents” on 03/31 at 4:30pm.

this in-person event is organized by the black sound studies speaker series led by profs. alex blue and althea sullycole.

[The Black Studies Podcast @blstpodcast]

Our 150th episode! A fantastic listen, Ashley talks with Patrice Douglass about gender, slavery, and the long horizon of racial violence. Thoughtful and compelling conversation, here or at your preferred stream:

https://t.co/HlstS3gNsr

[d i f f e r e n c e s @differences_DUP]

differences 36.1 is out now — featuring a dossier of essays from Selamawit D. Terrefe, David Marriott, and Lee Edelman, alongside writing from Jennifer C. Nash, Samantha Pinto, Kriss Ravetto-Biagioli, Matthew Helm, and Iván A. Ramos: https://t.co/NcY67WMIq7

[Robyn Maynard @policingblack]

“The global counterbalance to settler apartheid is the transnationality of decolonial struggle for land.” ⁦@ztsamudzi⁩
- THE FUNAMBULIST MAGAZINE https://t.co/shJsf804m7

[patrick teed @pmteed]

the special issue for our care & cure conference is out! there are so many amazing papers in here--too many to highlight, but please read and circulate all the incredible work!

https://t.co/9mvwH0Bpn6

[black symposium noir @symposiumnoir]

📸& 🎥 by/par Amelia Segrera

[black symposium noir @symposiumnoir]

Can’t believe a year has passed since our inaugural conference. Thanks to the unwavering support of community collaborators Chalet Kent and WIBCA, as well as the invaluable contributions from the members of the community, we were able to host a two-day gathering…

[black symposium noir @symposiumnoir]

de deux jours explorant la « Pensée et pratique radicales moires à Montréal ». Nous avons réuni des chercheurs émergents et établis, des organisateurs communautaires, des artistes et des jeunes, dans le but de favoriser un échange et un dialogue significatifs.

[kvn @kevinahsen]

The Sex in Theory's Annual Lecture will be delivered by David Marriott on 3/13 4.30pm (Arts W-215, McGill University). Come through if you're in Montreal. There will also be a seminar with Marriott the next day (3/14 at 11am, registration required). For more info see link below

[Saroyah♡ྀི🎀 @saroyahx]

🇸🇩 Thread of Sudanese initiatives on the ground to support and donate to:

[remains // an archive @remainsarchive]

Deep gratitude to all who made this event possible and a success. Can’t believe nearly a month ago we were at the Baltimore Museum of Art hosting our hybrid artist talk to discuss our collective’s collaboration with artists Romaine McNeil, Tatiana Esh, Sha-Shonna Rogers, and

[remains // an archive @remainsarchive]

If you missed it, no worries. You can watch the recording here:

https://t.co/6nEFHsTsBT

[remains // an archive @remainsarchive]

Thank you for joining us last night ✨Your presence (virtual and in-person) meant a lot to us. Unwavering gratitude to those who have supported our work. Stay tuned, there is more to come.