African 202: We are What We Eat: Food as a Vehicle for Culture in Africa and Beyond
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African 210: African Storyteller
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African 203: Feminism and African Literature
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Africa at Noon: Ndau Transnational Spirits, Languages, and Identities in Zimbabwe and Mozambique (Hosted by Katrina Thompson)
206 Ingraham Hall 1155 Observatory Drive, Madison, WIThe Ndau are a Bantu ethnic group in the Zambezi valley, in central Mozambique to the coast and eastern Zimbabwe. In both countries, Ndau religious life is similarly predicated on continuing relationships between the living …
International Book Club: The Belly of the Atlantic with Vlad Dima – Part of the IRIS NRC series on the Soccer World Cup
Join IRIS NRC for its virtual November Book Club featuring Vlad Dima, Professor and Chair of African Cultural Studies at UW-Madison, for a discussion of the award-winning novel The Belly of the Atlantic by French-Senegalese author …
Humanities NOW: Wakanda Forever – Featuring Ainehi Edoro
Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L140 800 University Avenue, Madison, WIAfrican Cultural Studies Assistant Professor Ainehi Edoro will participate as a panelist in an upcoming Humanities NOW event hosted by the UW-Madison Center for Humanities. Ahead of the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever release (November 11), …
ACS 905: “Bare Life” Mini Symposium – Part 1
114 Van Hise HallThe Department Seminar, ACS 905: “Bare Life,” is hosting a two-part mini-symposium Friday, Dec. 2 and Friday, Dec. 9 from 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. Both sessions will feature ACS students presenting the work they are …
Publishing (for grad students in SLA & ACS) – Katrina Thompson
1418 Van Hise HallKatrina Daly-Thompson of ACS will be leading a discussion on publishing for grad students in SLA. ACS students are also welcome. If you plan to attend, please email Katrina one question you would like to …