Kevin Quashie’s virtual lecture “Here is the Hour: Thinking about Black Literary Criticism Now” is our first lecture in the Spring Critical Speakers Series lineup! His lecture promises to be an exciting start to the 2022 series! Dr. Quashie teaches black … Read more
Join The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History as they present the African American History Month Lecture with Dr. Marcia Chatelain. Dr. Marcia Chatelain is a Professor of History and African American Studies at Georgetown University. The author … Read more
Join the Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities for a panel discussion featuring people with disabilities and their experiences with dating and romantic relationships. The panel will be moderated by Michelle Ballasiotes, a current Occupational Therapy (OT) student at UNC-Chapel Hill … Read more
Andrea Murray-Lichtman will explore the current debate about centering race and racial equity in research, policy, and practice. The engaging conversation will encourage participants to evaluate the implications of their research, policy, and practice goals in light of history and … Read more
The Carrboro Century Center will host local history scholars and community leaders to view Fred Morsell’s 1994 re-enactment of one of the last great speeches by Frederick Douglass entitled “The Lessons of the Hour.” Following the video re-enactment, a panel … Read more
The 2021-2022 Process Series season continues with a performance featuring four UNC Chapel Hill students. Evening of New Work by Students is a diverse program ranging from dance duets to historically set plays. A graduate student performance by AhDream Smith explores identity, legacy, land ownership, … Read more
Part of the Process Series, Dear Baldwin: A Podcast is hosted, created, and written by Dr. Sharon P. Holland, Chair of the Department of American Studies, and local activist Delores Chandler. This performance will take the form of a live taping … Read more
The 2021-2022 Process Series season continues with a performance featuring four UNC Chapel Hill students. Evening of New Work by Students is a diverse program ranging from dance duets to historically set plays. A graduate student performance by AhDream Smith explores identity, legacy, land ownership, … Read more
NPR International Correspondent, Daniel Estrin, will join the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies from Jerusalem to share reflections on his recent reporting about the ordinary and extraordinary lives of Israelis and Palestinians. Estrin has reported from the Middle East for over … Read more
Join this event as Ronald J Daniels, President of Johns Hopkins University, will discuss his new book What Universities Owe Democracy. The discussion will be followed by an audience Q&A. The event is planned to be hybrid, with a limited number … Read more
Join The Asian American Center on Wednesday, Feb. 16 at 5 p.m. for a virtual discussion on Asian American mental health experiences led by UNC CAPS counselors Susan Chung and Misha Mohan!
Code switching, or the ability to effortlessly change between vernacular, dialects and accents, affects our work and community spaces every day. WUNC Radio has invited DEI instructor, Ashley Gaddy, to lead this interactive virtual event. Participants will learn about the … Read more
