Book Discussion: Coming of Age in Mississippi
As part of the Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere 2019-20 Speaker Series Rethinking the Public Sphere Part I: Race and the Promise of Participation and in preparation […]
As part of the Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere 2019-20 Speaker Series Rethinking the Public Sphere Part I: Race and the Promise of Participation and in preparation […]
*This event has been cancelled.* Are you interested in learning more about reparations to historically oppressed minority groups, especially African-Americans and Native Americans? Would you like to talk with other […]
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Food is inextricably linked to culture, trade, economics, sovereignty, and well-being. Good food should be a basic human right. Join this interdisciplinary dialogue at the intersection of scholarship and food […]
*Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, this event was moved from April to October. Some of the speakers, locations, and times listed below may be subject to change as plans for […]
This two-day workshop is designed to explore a new approach to transformative collaboration between Black community organizations in North Florida and the UF Smathers Libraries. The workshop will bring together […]
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As part of the 50th Anniversary Celebration for the UF African American Studies Program, the Institute of Black Culture will present three panels at this symposium featuring faculty, alumni, students, […]
Students from the course “Spanish-American Theater for Social Justice” will present two Forum Theater productions. Based on Augusto Boal’s techniques, the students will explore several problems that afflict young Hispanic […]
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In this lunch workshop, Professor Christopher Lebron (Johns Hopkins University) will discuss his experiences with public-facing writing in venues such as New York Times’s philosophy column, The Stone, Boston Review, […]
Dr. Kevin Meehan is professor of English at the University of Central Florida. He is the author of People Get Ready: African American and Caribbean Cultural Exchange (University Press of […]
True Justice: Bryan Stevenson’s Fight For Equality examines the personal journey of Bryan Stevenson, a public defender in Alabama and director of the Equal Justice Initiative, who is working to […]
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