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Annual Meetings

Teaching With and About Afrolatinidad

One in four Latin Americans identify as Afrodescendants. This panel considers teaching strategies that use Hispanic heritage, and specifically Afrolatinidad […]

Race and Class in African Television

How can we understand the complex dynamics of race and class through an analysis of African television programs? This panel […]

[EXTENDED DEADLINE] Dissociation, Amnesia, memory hoarding and Trauma in Sub-Saharan African Fe-migritude Writing

Extended deadline: March 22 This call for papers is on African women who migrate between unstable environments in pursuit of […]

African Studies Keywords

The African Studies Review published the State of the Art overview essays from 1980 to 1994. Supported by the Social […]

2023 ASA Award Winners

For Immediate Release Downloadable PDF Press Release for DistributionAfrican Studies Association 2023 Awardees PISCATAWAY, New Jersey, 2 December 2023 – The […]

The AfricaNow! 2023 Call is Open

The African Studies Association (ASA) is excited to continue our AfricaNow! format to accommodate emerging issues on our Annual Meeting […]

Food Sovereignty in Africa

Food sovereignty, formally defined in Mali in 2007, “ is the right of peoples to healthy and culturally appropriate food […]

Environmental and climate writing in African and its diasporas literatures

In the great derangement, the award-winning Indian author Amitav Gosh posits that the climate crisis is a crisis of culture […]

Christian Leaders and the State in Africa: Religious Field, Moral Authority, Politicization

Scholarship on the relations between Christianity and politics in postcolonial Africa has generally focused on the individual and social transformations […]

Gender(ing) Philosophy in the Senegambia

Oyèrónké Oyéwùmmí argues that “gender is actually more about gendering – a process – than about something inherent in social […]
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