Talk with Dr. Shameka Powell, Tufts University, on “Academic Afterthoughts: Black girls, misogynoir, and schooling.” Zoom details to follow.
Our MLK Visiting Professor Moya Bailey has a new book out in May. Join us for a book talk with Moya Bailey and Demita Frazier. Zoom details to follow.
Join My Sister's Keeper for a fireside chat, reading, and author Q&A with Mikki Kendall, author of Hood Feminism. RSVP to get the zoom link for the event: tinyurl.com/MikkiMIT
"Black Women and the Ivory Tower: Discovering & Maintaining our Authentic Selves"
Wed March 31st from noon - 1:30pm
RSVP: tinyurl.com/MSKcareer21
Sponsored by MSK & BWA
Hermanas Unidas fireside chat with Sandra Cisneros
Thurs Jan 28 at 4pm Eastern
Zoom info to follow.
Kia LaBeija (b.1990) is a contemporary queer Black artist whose work explores the intersections of art and activism through photography, performance, collage, and film.
Biannual McMillan-Stewart Lecture Series with Jennifer Rose Denetdale: “Building the Perfect Human to Invade: An Indigenous Feminist Queer Analysis of the Pandemic on the Navajo Nation”
Virtual event. RSVP for zoom link: tinyurl.com/denetdale
Join us for a virtual event with the author of There There, winner of the PEN/Hemingway Award, and members of MIT’s indigenous community.
Registration required. Event link will be emailed to all registrants shortly before the event.
RSVP: bit.ly/MITOrange
Watch the film on your own time - the link will be available for you to view for 2 weeks, starting on Thursday Sept 24th.
Our virtual Q&A with director Elizabeth A. Castle will be on Thursday October 8th at 6pm.
Hermanas Unidas at MIT invites you to join us for a virtual fireside chat, reading, and author Q&A with Cristina Henríquez.