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Migration In Reality True Events in Migration Paintings by Jacob Lawerence Professor Diane Wilson, presenter Thursday, April 30, 2015 Room: N227 A 12:45pm - 2:15pm Click to view poster.
Date: November 2 Time: 3:30-5:30 PM Location: Atrium Amphitheater Click to view poster.
Date: Tuesday, April 12, 2016 Time: 2:45 – 4 PM Location: A-632 Co-Sponsored by: The Interdisciplinary Committee A “Knowing Black New York” Event Featuring Student Reflections on "Knowing Brooklyn" The College-wide General Education Committee “Gen Edge” Theme For additional Information, Please Contact Dionne Bennett (AFR): dbennett@citytech.cuny.edu
Speaker: Reverend Shareka Newton Born & raised in the Clinton Hill area of Brooklyn, Reverend Shareka Newton was reared by her maternal grandmother Priscilla Barnes-Davis. Mrs. Davis instilled a sense of faith & community into Shareka while encouraging her to be inquisitive & to formulate her own ideas. The idea that both God & attending
Keynote Speaker: Benjamin Ndugga-Kabuye Benjamin Ndugga-Kabuye is a local organizer and Advocacy and Research Manager with the Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI). Mr. Ndugga-Kabuye’s commitment to building infrastructure for social movement stems from seeing how policies from past social movements aided his immigration journey from Uganda. This journey has included advocating for a range of
The Legacy of Storytelling: Celebrating 50 Years of African American Studies Student & video presentations and a community conversation with Kamila Forbes Executive Producer, The Apollo Theater Dr. Jonathan W. Gray Associate Professor, English John Jay College & CUNY Graduate Center The event is free and open to the public!
The Life of Zora Neale Hurston: A Curated Exhibit
City Tech students, faculty, and staff read excerpts from classic and contemporary Africana texts with special recognition of W. E. B. DuBois and Audre Lorde. Refreshments to follow.
National African American Read-In
City Tech students, faculty, and staff read excerpts from classic and contemporary Africana texts with special recognition of W. E. B. DuBois and Audre Lorde. Refreshments to follow.
Keynote Event
T.R. Simon, author of the Edgar Award –nominated children’s book Zora and Me: The Cursed Ground, and musician/composer Khuent Rose participate in a community conversation about storytelling in Africana communities.
The event also includes student presentations, a musical selection by Rose on the steel pan, a book signing by Simon, and a reception.
