The African Studies Centre at the University of Toronto, St. George - Courses, Events, And More
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Joined February 2019
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#UofT's Nisrin Elamin recognized by American Anthropological Association ➡️ uoft.me/b7l
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Undergrad pursues passion in public policy to amplify every voice 🤝🏽 buff.ly/3CUWoLK #UofT #BlackResearchNetwork
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A heartfelt shoutout to @munkschool, @History_UofT, @UofTenvironment, @UofT_PolSci, and @AfricanUoft for co-sponsoring this crucial talk on residual governance in South Africa on Nov. 12 🖇️ ihpst.utoronto.ca/events/how…
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DSR Alumni & Friends Lecture w/ @CecileFromont, Tue Oct 8, 4 pm EDT, space on Zoom only. The Atlantic world's spiritual & material histories as shared by Europeans & Africans, & entanglement of slave trade, witchcraft & art. uoft.me/dsr-afl24@ArtHistory… @AfricanUoft @UofT_CDTS
ALT Slave Trade, Witchcraft, Art: Material and Spiritual Histories of the Afro-Atlantic. Lecture by Cécile Fromont. (Plus photo of Cécile Fromont)
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Meet Professor Bob Gazzale, our NEW Principal! 🎉💚 He joins us from the Department of Economics where he is currently Professor, Teaching Stream.
We caught up with Bob over the summer to chat about his new role - click the link 🔗 to learn more: uoft.me/meet-principal-gazza…
#UofT
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Join the WGSI, the African Studies Centre and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) at the University of Guelph for this exciting lecture with Kenyan writer, political analyst, and activist Nanjala Nyabola. RSVP link in bio - see you there!
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Isaac Olowolafe was only 25 when he endowed the first-of-its-kind Dream Maker Award @AfricanUoft. Ten years later, in celebration of the milestone anniversary, 10 students are receiving the award.
Learn more: bit.ly/3LsLCxs
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#UofTGrad24: As an aspiring entrepreneur, Kierra Inniss is determined to chart a path in the business world and help others along the way.
Learn more: bit.ly/4es5bTN
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Nisrin Elamin (@uoft_anthro and @africanuoft), has been awarded a 2024 fellowship by the @ACLS1919. Her work investigates connections between land, race, belonging and empire-making in Sudan.
Read more: bit.ly/3vJTgza
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African Studies Centre and Centre for Caribbean Studies @UofTartsci are growing! Thanks to a visionary gift from @NewCollegeUofT alum Richard Rooney, new endowed professorships and fellowships within these centres will propel them to new heights: bit.ly/4bRRtIA
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How does political thought and experiment from the Great Dismal Swap evade detection to challenge the boundaries of disciplinary and canonical commonsense of modern notions of freedom?
Happening in one week! Learn more and register here: uoft.me/greatdismalswamp
On February 15th at 3:00pm, join us for "Inside the Great Dismal Swamp: Evasion, Surveillance, and Its limits" with Prof. Siba N'Zatioula Grovogui of Cornell University! Learn more and register here: uoft.me/greatdismalswamp
ALT Photo of Professor Grovogui with text that reads "Inside the Great Dismal Swamp: Evasion, Surveillance, and its limits with Siba N'Zatioula Grovogui, Professor of International Relations Theory and African Political Thought at Cornell University. Thursday, February 15th. 170 St. George St., Jackman Humanities Building Rm 100. 3:00 - 5:00pm with reception follow. [email protected]/cdts.utoronto.ca/events."
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Creative Writing Workshop for Racialized Students lets participants 'showcase the beauty of my background' #UofT ✍️ uoft.me/8RF
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A&S, we've accomplished so much in 2022! Happy holidays and enjoy a restful break. See you in 2023 #UofTArtSci 💙
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🚨Update🚨 We regret to inform you that @divinefuh's November 18th Guest Lecture has been cancelled. @UofT_Anthro and the other departments that organized this lecture are working to reschedule it for March 2023.
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Join @UofT_Anthro, @JHIevents, and @NewCollegeUofT on Nov 18th for a Guest Lecture by the Director of @huma_africa, Professor @divinefuh titled “(Un)Making Decolonial Anthropologists: how should native scholars respond to decoloniality?” Read more here: uoft.me/DivineFuh
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What can we learn about the African thought from #NelsonMandela's "I'm Prepared to Die" speech?
📅 Nov 17 @ 12:30 pm | Traditions as Legends with Siba Grovogui of @AfricanaCU
🤝 Co-sponsored by @TransnationalJP @AfricanUoft @UofT_CDTS
📌 Register: uoft.me/8kS
ALT a promotional image of the upcoming talk at the Centre by Professor Siba Grovogui of Cornell University on Thursday, November 17. Title reads, "Traditions as Legends: Rivonia, or Humanism Miscast." Visit www.crimsl.utoronto.ca/events for more information.
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The SSRC's Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa 2023 Fellowship Competition is now open!
Apply now: ssrc.org/programs/next-gener…
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For Black and African writers and creators who feel trapped by the white gaze, this is for you.
Watch the iconic Senegalese filmmaker Ousmane Sembéne brilliantly rebuff a question about how his films were received in Europe.
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With her podcast, @UofTArtSci student Alexandra Lambropoulos tells the stories of urban innovation in Africa & beyond #UofT 🎙️ uoft.me/8oR
