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Spring 2006 |
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February 15 |
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Salih Booker, Executive
Director--- Africa Action
Ending Global Apartheid: Africa and the United
States
12-1:30pm
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February 21 |
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Audrey McCluskey, IU
Bloomington
The Images of African American Women in the
Media
12 -1:30pm joint with the IUPUI
Department of African and Afro-American Studies
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March 23
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Marcos Rangel, University
of Chicago
Out of West Africa: Evidence on the
Efficient Allocation of Resources Within Farm
Households
CA 438 4-5:30pm, joint with the IUPUI
Department of Economics
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April 3
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Abdul Rashied Omar,
University of Notre Dame
Tolerance, Civil Society and
Renaissance in Post-Apartheid South Africa.
12-1:30pm
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April 6 |
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Babacar Fall
Education and HIV/AIDs in Africa: A window
of hope |
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Fall 2005 |
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| October 6 |
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Kaivan Munshi Brown
University (co-sponsor—Dept of Economics)
CA 438 4-5:30pm
New Roles for
Marriage in Urban Africa |
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| October 12 |
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Patterson Ogon
Chairman and founder of the
Ijaw Council for Human Rights
CA 438 12 noon
The Real Price of Oil: Human Rights
Violations in the Niger Delta |
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| October 20 |
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David Evans RAND
(co-sponsor—Dept of Economics)
CA 438 4-5:30pm
Orphans and Schooling
in Africa |
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| October 24 |
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Cecilia Green, University of Pittsburgh
Title:
CA 438 12-1:30pm |
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| Early November |
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Simi Afonja, Professor and Former Director,
Center for Gender and Social Policy Studies at
Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife
Women and Democracy in Africa |
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| November 8 |
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Paul Rusesabagina, President of the Hotel
Rwanda Foundation, will share experiences of his
own survival and saving more than 1200
refugees in the Rwandan genocide of the
mid-1990s.
LE 101
12:00-1:00pm (Pictures).
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Spring 2005 |
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| February 2 |
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Mamadou Diouf, Professor of
History and Director of the African Studies
Program at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Literary Imagination and Vernacular
Cosmopolitanism: The Senegalese Murid Trade
Diaspora |
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| March 1 |
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Mrs. Joyce Mpanga, one of the first women in
Uganda to receive a college education, recently
retired after serving in the parliament of
Uganda. She continues to travel internationally
and raise awareness on women’s issues.
Education and Gender Socio-Political Changes in
Uganda |
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| April 11 |
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Heike Raphael-Hernandez
Primaritizing' African and African American
Knowledge for Europe: The Black "Ghetto" as
Theory for East Germany |
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Fall 2004 |
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| October 6 |
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Phillip Mazorodze
a Zimbabwean national and the founder and
chairman of Wish Kids International
Enhancing the Welfare of HIV/AIDS Orphans
in Rural Zimbabwe” |
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October 15 |
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James Habyarimana,
Georgetown University
Cavanaugh Hall 508
The relationship between school inputs and
educational outcomes is critical for educational
policy. |
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Spring
2004 |
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| February 24 |
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Dr. Amos Sawyer, former President of Liberia,
Associate Director and Research Scholar at the
Workshop in Political Theory
and Policy Analysis, a policy research center,
at Indiana University. Sawyer served as chairman
of Liberia's constitution drafting commission in
early 1980s and headed the first interim
government of Liberia during the outbreak of
violent conflict in early 1990s.
“The African-African American Connection:
Challenges and Opportunities” |
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| March 31 |
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John Stanfield, Professor in the Department of
African American & African Diaspora Studies at
IU Bloomington and Director of the Institute for
Equality Studies.
CA 537 12:00 Noon
Living Race Through State Segregation and
Desegregation in Atlanta, Georgia and
Johannesburg, South Africa |
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April 1 |
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Dr Kathleen Beegle,
Research economist at the World Bank.
CA 438
Recent Data Collection and Research
Project in Tanzania |
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Fall
2003 |
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| October 15 |
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Winstone Zulu
Cavanaugh Hall 438
The Invisible Epidemic: Tuberculosis and
HIV/AIDS |
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Spring 2003 |
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| April 10 |
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"Is Africa Doomed? A debate on the
political, economic and social issues facing the
continent and its people."
Moderator: Oumar Touré (President, African
Student Association)
Presenters: Shola Ajiboyee (Chief executive
officer of African Community International,
Inc.), Didier Gondola, Aymerou M’Baye, Gina
Sánchez-Gibau, Una Okonkwo Osili, Jim Wallihan.
UC Lower Level |
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| April 16 |
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Dr. Zee Edgell, Professor of English, Kent State
University
Lilly Auditorium
The African Diaspora: Women and Slavery
in Belize |
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Fall 2002 |
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| September 23 |
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Dr. Patrick Aeberhard (Doctors without Borders),
Mohammed Abdulai Ayariga, Raymond Akonburo
Atuguba and Dominic Ayine (Ghanaian Human Rights
Lawyers and Professors, University of Ghana
Faculty of Law)
Program in International Human Rights Law
Presentation
New Trends in Human Rights Activism in Ghana –
Relating the Global and the Local Organized by
the IUPUI Law School and co-sponsored by the
AAASC. |
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| October 3 |
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Dr Babacar Fall,
Associate Professor, Ecole Normale Superieure,
University Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar, Senegal
Cavanaugh Hall 438
Oral History in Senegal: Rethinking
Political and Social Life |
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| November 13 |
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Dr Gilbert Doho,
Assoc Professor of Theater, Cinema and
Francophone Literature, University of Yaounde1,
Yaounde, Cameroon
Cavanaugh Hall 438
Theater in Times of Social Upheaval. |
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Spring
2002 |
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| March 6 |
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Dr. Alan Cambeira, Professor of Caribbean
Studies and Latin American Culture
Afro-Caribbean Women and Their World of
Work: A Legacy of Exploitation. |
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Fall 2001 |
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Spring 2001 |
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