Our Spirits Fight For Our Lives: Religious Art of the Haitian Revolution, the 2010 Earthquake, and COVID-19

September 27, 2024 
Featuring Dr. Kyrah Malika Daniels
Co Sponsor: The Center for Cultural Engagement

Jesus the Revolutionary: Continuing this Legacy in the Black Radical Church

October 17, 2024
Featuring Dr. Sharon Sobukwe
Special Guest The New School of Dance and Arts 

Revolutionary Spirit: Black Faith, Resistance, and Student Power: A trip to the National Museum of African American History and Culture

February 16, 2025 
With Kia Meredith Caballero 
Co Sponsors: Black Student Alliance and The Center for Cultural Engagement 

Contra nationis natum: Race, Civilization, and The African American Intellectual Tradition

February 19, 2025
Featuring Dr. Jackie Murray
Co Sponsors: The Department of History and The Department of Greek and Latin

Inaugural Reception for Africana Studies

Thursday, September 28 - Inaugural Reception for the Africana Studies program at Catholic University.

Colloquium - What Africana means to me, Scot Brown

Wednesday, November 1, Scot Brown, history professor at Howard University, will hold a colloquium on what Africana means to me.  He we also talk about his latest book, Discourse on Africana Studies, James Turner and Paradigms of Knowledge. Light refreshments will be served.

Colloquium - The Life and Times of Ralph Ellison

Tuesday, November 28: 12-1:00 pm, Dr. Ernie Suarez, English Professor at Catholic University, will hold a colloquium on Ralph Ellison, contextualized around the Civil Rights Movement.