Dr. Renee Hudson, scholar-in-residence in the Speculative Play and Just Futurities program, will lead a conversation featuring her SPJF project: “Hegemonic Citizenship” in Latinx Girlhood and the Problem of Citizenship.
Nico Valdivia Hennig and Dr. Isabel Pérez-Ramos will lead conversations featuring their SPJF projects: “Beyond the Gap, A Migrant’s Journey” and “Dismantling the Wasteocene through Solidarity.”
Dr. Jazma Sutton and Dr. Emmanuel Saboro will present “Moving Toward Freedom: Black Women, Slavery, and Freedom in Antebellum Indiana” and Sites of Memory: Visuality and Metaphors of the Slave Experience in Ghana.
Fereshteh Toosi and Dr. Shardé M. Davis, scholars-in-residence in the Speculative Play and Just Futurities program, will lead a conversation featuring their SPJF project: The Crude Medium and The Sabbath Project (TSP).
“Black Freedom: From Selma to Soweto” Public Lecture featuring Dr. Kanika Batra Black Freedom from Selma to Soweto examines women’s leadership in 1960s–70s student movements, revealing their vital role in...