APRIL 4TH
Next Thursday, April 4, we will host our final public facing event of the semester. Dr. Michael Gomez (NYU) will deliver the Moorland 110th Anniversary Distinguished Scholar Lecture at 2 pm.
Archiving Revolution is a roundtable discussion that centers the events that defined the transformative politics in Africa during the 1980s and 1990s. It draws inspiration from the exhibit in the Howard University Museum: Gerald Annan-Forson: Revolution and Image-Making in Postcolonial Ghana, which will run through September ’24. The roundtable will include Scot Brown, Kwame Otu, Bright Gyamfi, Nana Ama, Agyeamang Asante, Judith Opoku-Boateng, and Jesse Shipley in conversation on the possibilities and challenges of documenting, memorializing, and archiving radical change.