POH Talks with Olaiya Temitope Templer, News Editor at The Guardian Newspapers, Nigeria, one of Nigeria’s most respected newspapers, if not the most respected. We talk about Nigeria's February 25 general elections for president, vice president, and members of the Senate and House of Representatives.
Coming Soon: POH talks with CR Gibbs about Abubakri II’s Voyage and why he thinks their so much interest in the explorer and his journeys.
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African Studies
Boston/Hybrid on ZOOM
Harvard University
Spring 2023 African Studies Workshop Schedule
1280 Massachusetts Ave, 3rd Floor, Seminar Room
February 13: Siseko Kumalo (Harvard University)
Can Iqaba Possess Ontological Legitimacy? An Analysis of Blackness as Indigenously Located in Africa
March 6: Seth Appiah-Mensah (UN Assistance Mission in Somalia)
Presenting: Afrocracy: My Kinsman Redeemer and the Principles for Governance in Africa
March 20: Tsitsi Mangosho (Harvard University)
Presenting: The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and the Informalization of the Economy 1997-2009
March 27: Lina Benabdallah (Wake Forest University)
Presenting: Nostalgia and Selving in Heritage Conservation: Suakin Island in Erdogan’s Ottoman Imaginary
April 3: Amina Mama (University of California, Davis)
Presenting: Feminism and the Challenges of Neocolonialism
April 10: Paul Clarke (Harvard University)
Presenting: Securing a Future, Escaping Policing: Labor and Risk in South Africa's Private Security Industry
April 17: Panashe Chigumadzi (Harvard University)
Presenting: The ANC's Long Civil Rights Tradition
Mons, 4p-6p
Art
Baltimore
COPE
Larry Poncho Brown exihbit
Motor House
120 W North Ave
Jan 12, 4p-Feb 28, 7p
Art
Nashville, TN
African Modernism in America, 1947 – 1967
Fisk University Galleries,
Fri, Oct 7-Sat, Feb 11, 2023
Baltimore
COPE
Larry Poncho Brown exihbit
Motor House
120 W North Ave
Jan 12, 4p-Feb 28, 7p
Ellicott City, MD
Jay Durrah
Rise Above Exhibit (curated by Art Vibez)
Howard County Welcome Center
8267 Main Street
Fri, Feb 3-Tue, May 2
Gary
A Group Exhibit of Exceptional Talent
Marshall J Gardner Center for the Arts
540 S. Lake St
Fri, Feb 3-Fri. Mar 10
McLean, VA
Jay Durrah
Black History Month Art Exhibit
(curated by Black Art Today Foundation)
Neiman Marcus Tysons Galleria
2255 International Drive
Sat, Feb 18 and Sun Feb 19, 1p-5p
Albreda/Juffureh
Juffureh, North Bank, The Gambia
Exhibit Opening: "From These Shores"
Sun, Mar 05
Business
Conscious Capitalism
Community Development
Washington, DC
Film: Barry Farm: Community, Land & Justice
(followed by a panel featuring co-directors Sabiyha Prince, Sam George, and Michael Fisher, Jr)
American University, Kerwin Hall, room 301
Thu, Feb 23, 5:30p-7:30p
Current Events
Online
Freedom Friday Forum on Black Political Prisoners USA
UNIA - ACL Woodson.Banneker.Jackson-Bey Division #330
Fri, Feb 10, 7:30p
How a Guaranteed Income Pilot Program is Helping Some in Gary, Indiana
PBS NewsHour
Understanding the Threat of White Christian Nationalism to American Democracy Today
Election 2022
How Close Were House Races? A Few Thousand Votes Could Have Swung Control
Festival
Thomasville, GA
9th Annual Buffalo Soldiers Heritage Festival
The Jack Hadley Black History Museum
214 Alexander Street
Sat, Feb 18, 10a-2p
Film
A United Kingdom (released Nov 26)
History vs. Hollywood Findings
Health
Bakau, Kanifing Municipality, The Gambia
Walk4Health-The Gambia
Every Sat, 7:30a
Independence Stadium
