Conversation on Women and Trade: Advancing African and Diaspora Women in the Global Marketplace

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Howard represented at the 65th Annual African Studies Association (ASA) Meeting in Philadelphia, PA, November 17 - 19, 2022!

Courses in the Dept of African Studies in Spring 2023

View the list of courses in the Department of African Studies in Spring 2023 below. Register now.

Congratulations Professor Jean-Michel Mabeko-Tali

We congratulate Professor Jean-Michel Mabeko-Tali of the Department of History at Howard University, for receiving the award for Social and Human Sciences Research from the Angolan Minister of Culture and Arts this month.

This award was instituted by the Angolan government about 40 years ago, as to honor scholars and artists from four areas: Performative Arts, Literature, Plastic Arts, and Research and Essays in human and social sciences.

Call for Papers: Africana Studies-University of Maryland, Baltimore County (AFST-UMBC) Biennial International Conference

The Africana Studies Department, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore, USA, Announces its Second Biennial International Conference on “African Women, Civil Wars, and Peacebuilding,” to be held at the UMBC Main Campus, May 17-18, 2023.

See details about the conference and on submitting panel and individual paper proposals in this pdf.

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Brenda Randolph Receives the Distinguished Africanist Award

We are honored to announce that Howard University’s Center for African Studies Outreach Director Brenda Randolph has been selected to receive the 2022 Distinguished Africanist Award by the African Studies Association (ASA). For the first time, the ASA expanded its selection criteria beyond those who hold Ph.D.s and who have written significant academic texts to acknowledge the exceptional value of scholarship often relegated to the margins as ‘service’.

Howard Participation at ASA 2022

What panels are Howard faculty presenting on at the 65th African Studies Association (ASA) Annual Meeting? Here is the list!

The ASA Annual Meeting is the largest gathering of Africanist scholars in the world and is the flagship event of the association.

This year's theme is "African Urbanities: Mobility, Creativity, and Challenges"

USIP Peace Scholar Fellowship Awarded to Clinical Psychology Student

Written by Clinical Psychology PhD Student, Christine Kindler

Photo: Christine Kindler, founder of CARSA - Christophe Mbonyingabo, Dr. Ezer Kang

World Leaders Discuss Leveraging Connections Among HBCUs, Africa And Its Diaspora

October 24, 2022 | DaQuan Lawrence (The Hilltop)