The UCLA African Studies Center is dedicated to the production and dissemination of knowledge about Africa.
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The Modern Endangered Archives Program, a UCLA Library initiative, has announced 30 new grants awarded to international communities and archives supporting the documentation and digitization of at-risk cultural heritage materials.
Full details: ucla.in/48e9peu
ALT Rudolf Mremi (center) displays items from the avian collection at the Mweka Museum at the College of African Wildlife Management in Tanzania, which received a 2024 grant from the Modern Endangered Archives Program. With him are colleagues Bavo Tengio and Aziz Msuya.
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We saw with COVID how rich countries hoarded the vaccines & rich companies refused to share the technology so that others could produce for themselves & survive—all while making billions in profits. This isn't about being left behind. This is about being crushed.
#FlashbackFriday
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📢 Registrations now open for @FrenchUsyd's 2023 Sonia Marks Memorial Lecture with @harvardrll's
Professor in Residence in Romance Languages and Literatures, Françoise Lionnet. The talk precedes the annual @AuFrenchStudies Conference hosted at @Sydney_Uni: bit.ly/3X75Q4V
See Sona Jobarteh live‼️‼️ This August 10th, the Skirball’s annual Sunset Concert series will be hosting Sona and her prodigious kora abilities.
When: August 10th, 8:00pm(Doors 6:30)
Where: Skirball Cultural Center
Tickets: FREE‼️(walk ups welcome)
skirball.org/programs/sunset… – at Los Angeles, CA
EFOC: Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw Weighs In On Retaining Our History And Culture Amid Book Bans essence.com/festival/2023-es… via @ESSENCE
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In the same week I became a full prof @Cornell I learned that my department @EnglishCornell was losing three black senior profs to other universities. All the commissions on diversity and inclusion add up to one minus three. We have a recruitment and an urgent retention problem.
Black-owned banks, born out of post-slavery economic barriers, seek to address racial wealth gap abcnews.go.com/US/black-owne…
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New season. New theater.
We are THRILLED to announce our 2023-24 programs! Head to our website to learn more about these incredible artists and when tickets go on sale, as well as the brand new @UCLA Nimoy Theater! We’ll see you in September! bit.ly/42oyy2b
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The Virtual Conference on Africa, THIS FRIDAY, June 9 is open to any higher education professor. Community college instructors are especially encouraged to attend!
bu.edu/africa/outreach/pd/cl…
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Shabab al-Tahrir made it to UCLA!! Wonderful day yesterday, presenting my book to faculty & students. Many thanks to Alden Young for the invite and @ASC_UCLA and @UCLA_CNES for organizing. Special shout-out to the Arab Spring undergrad class that showed up with great questions!🧵
Music of China Ensemble, Music and Dance of Ghana Ensemble, and Sphere Project Performance schoolofmusic.ucla.edu/event…
Today at 4pm‼️ Don’t miss it‼️ Young Research Library (YRL); West Electronic Classroom, 23167 ‼️‼️‼️
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Webinar TOMORROW: "Israel's No-Asylum Policy: The Increased Vulnerability of African Refugee Women."
May 10th @ 11:00 AM (Pacific) / 2:00 PM (Eastern) / 21:00 (Israel). Learn More & RSVP: bit.ly/IsraelsNoAsylumPolicy
Co-sponsored by @ASC_UCLA & @UCLAmigration
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"I do not want to miss a good chance of getting us a slice of this magnificent African cake." —Leopold II of Belgium
Before Hitler killed 6 million Jews.…. Leopold Il of Belgium killed over 10 million Africans in Congo and amputated the arms of countless others.
A THREAD
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The late Patrice Lumumba was the first legally elected prime minister of D.R Congo.
He was assassinated in 1961 following a military coup supported by U.S.A & Belgian imperialism which was admitted by US State Dept in 2013 authorized by president Eisenhower.
A THREAD
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#Haiti was the first country in the world to permanently abolish slavery & the slave trade. Haitians dealt a decisive blow to the entire system of slavery. Our ancestors became a threat to the existing world order. Haitian history is world history. Happy Haitian Heritage Month!🇭🇹
