Event Details: What Is An African? Migration and African Identity in the 21st Century - Four Part Event Series
Description:
The Center for
African Education Presents: What Is An African? Migration and African
Identity in the 21st Century - Four Part Event Series
For millennia, Africa has been at a great nexus of
movement, ideas, resources and power. In the 21st century, themes both old and
new are emerging. Globalization is changing the way people around the world
communicate, produce, relate to one another and relate to themselves. In this
context, the Center for African Education turns its yearly series “What
is an African?” to the 21st century and asks, “What
does it mean to claim an African identity in an era of migration and
globalization?” Inspired by this question, we will explore four themes
in the following four events this semester, culminating in an Oxford-Style
debate.
Event 2
· The second event entitled, What
Is An African: African Diaspora Music of Popular Protest, will be on
April 5th (8:00pm-10:00pm)
Click on the following link for more information
about the Center for African Education What Is An
African? Event Series: http://us4.campaign-archive2.
For future reference, there will be three more events in the What Is An African: Migration and African Identity Event Series.
· The third event entitled, What Is An African: Migration to and Within the Continent, will be on April 18th (7:30pm-9:30pm)
· The final event entitled, What Is An African: Oxford-Style Debate, will be on April 30th (7:30pm-9:30pm)
Type: Community
Location: TBA
Date & Time: 4/5/2012, ,8:00 PM - ,10:00 PM
Website: http://us4.campaign-archive2.com/?u=46cefa64658ae218e10753ab2&id=bcfdaef640&e
Contact: Center for African Education
Email:
Contact Phone: x8139
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