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Gilder Lehrman Center Announces the Fourth Annual Yale Public History Institute
Seeks Applications from Staff Members at Cultural Institutions Committed to
Programs Interpreting African American History
Programme on the Anthropology and Visual Anthropology of Africans in Iran (1830-1930)
Dr. P. Khosronejad
African Slavery during Qajar Period (1830-1930)
Association Mémoire de l’Outre-Mer, Espace Culturel Louis DELEGRÈS, Nantes, France
· Monday 4th March 2015 - Presentation of the Program. (19:30:20:00)
· Monday 10 March 2015- Did African slavery exist in Qajar Iran? History, research problems and ambiguities. (19:30:20:00)
The President, Prof. B.O. Oloruntimehin FHSN, FNAL on behalf of council cordially invites you to the 2015 Nigerian Academy of Letters (NAL) Annual Lecture taking place at the Delta State University, Abraka, Delta State, Nigeria.
Speaker: Prof. Sam Ukala,
Here is the link to an article written by Priscilla Frank on the Huffington Post about the Exhibition in Brussels:
Body Talk: Feminism, Sexuality and the Body in the work of six African Women Artists
at the WIELS from 14th Feb to 3rd May 2015
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/20/body-talk_n_6714948.html
For more info about the Exhibition
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