CFP, MELUS Special Issue: “Black Women’s Literature: Violence & the COVID-19 Moment” A Special Issue of MELUS – Call for Papers Black Women’s Literature: Violence & the COVID-19 Moment Guest Editors: Robin Brooks
The goal of this project is to prepare an update to the 1978 Historic Resource Study (HRS) for Whiskeytown NRA (WHIS) in California. This document will enhance public awareness and
Researcher / Archive Researcher Position Description: WNED PBS is looking to contract with an experienced archive researcher for an upcoming documentary. The archive researcher chosen will source archival material for
The University of Notre Dame Department of Africana Studies invites applications for a Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor for 2020-2021; the position is renewable for a second year. This appointment involves teaching
See a special message from Robert Stanton, former director, National Park Service.
If Frederick Douglass could see the controversy over the Emancipation Memorial in Lincoln Park in Washington, D.C. today, he would offer the following “reality check”—don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the...
The Uniformed Services University, America’s medical school, needs help informing African American Sickle Cell Trait carriers about a genomics study. We seek to discover genes associated with an increased risk
What you need to be ready for your Black History Programs all year long!
Topics In African American History, In The Spirit Of Woodson And Mary Mcleod Bethune
JOB SUMMARY: Adelphi University’s African, Black and Caribbean Studies is hiring one adjunct faculty to teach: Black History in the United States, 1865 –present. The course is a 200 level
