The Haitian Studies Association is soliciting proposals for plenary panels to be submitted by April 15th, 2019
Click HERE to submit your plenary proposal.
20-21 February 2020, Florida State University
Keynote speakers:
Yarimar Bonilla (Rutgers University), Laura Wagner (Duke University), Mark Schuller (Northern Michigan University),
Conference artist: Édouard Duval Carrié
Visions of Henry: Tales of the Kingdom of Haiti
Deadline: Friday, March 31, 2019
Born in the Dominican Republic, decolonial scholar, curator, author, journalist, and friend, Alanna Lockward passed away tragically on Monday, January 7, 2019. With her passing, the world has lost a dedicated trailblazer in the fight against anti-Haitian, anti-black racism in the Dominican Republic and an ally to decolonial movements throughout the world.
Haitian Studies has evolved over the past thirty years from a small group of dedicated scholars, mostly in the humanities, to a robust interdisciplinary association ready to broaden its horizons, address unique challenges and embrace new opportunities.
Call for Papers for a volume to be submitted to Routledge
“Human, Intellectual, and Cultural Mobilities between Africa and the Caribbean – From the Late 19th Century to the Present“
Colloque international
La littérature haïtienne dans la Caraïbe : poétiques, politique, intertextualité
Université Paris 8
Jeudi 28 et vendredi 29 novembre 2019
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By Olivia Jia
In his brightly-colored acrylic works, Haitian-born, Philadelphia-based artist Claes Gabriel addresses the Haitian Revolution, global migration, and police brutality in the US.
(This post is adapted from remarks made at a plenary session, held in honor of Julius S. Scott’s The Common Wind, at the African American Intellectual History Society’s 4th Annual Conference)
Pedro Lasch
The FHI Social Practice Lab at Duke University invites you to join us for:
Haiti Ghetto Biennale, Revolutionary London, and Skullcracker Suite
A Public Talk & Conversation with:
What: Radio Haiti Project Culminating Event: A Conversation with Michéle Montas
When: 5:30 PM, Thursday, April 11
Hello Tabitha, Yes , including that 1934 piece was excellent to show just how warped the image of Haiti was in those years. Letters from Duncan Stewart that I read were in British Library's Clarkson Correspondence, and other copies sent to me by a Scot who has a special interest in Dr. Stewart's curious history. LeGrace
Elizabeth Fortescue, Arts Editor, The Daily Telegraph
Good morning, LeGrace, and thank you so much for giving us all more detail about the much-rumoured contemporary death scene portrait. I'm familiar with the medical notes by the King's physician that are held in the Benjamin Hunt collection at Boston Public Library and which were published some decades later - I assume that's the account you're talking about? The portrait sounds utterly fascinating, and an outstanding visual and archival corrective to the European-created visual record of the Kingdom.
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The Haitian Studies Association is soliciting proposals for plenary panels to be submitted by April 15th, 2019
Click HERE to submit your plenary proposal.
What: Radio Haiti Project Culminating Event: A Conversation with Michéle Montas
When: 5:30 PM, Thursday, April 11
Yanick Lahens est la première personnali
A new contribution to the Julius Scott forum has just been published over at the H-Haiti blog:
I first met Dr. Scott in the eighties. He was my first history professor. DR. Scott. History PROFESSOR.
Author:
Emmelie Prophète
Reviewer:
Nathan Dize
Emmelie Prophète. Le reste du temps. Montreal: Mémoire d'encrier, 2013. 165 pp. CND 13.95 (paper), ISBN 978-2-89712-474-8.
Reviewed by Nathan Dize (Vanderbilt University) Published on H-Haiti (March, 2019) Commissioned by Grégory Pierrot (University of Connecticut at Stamford)
Yanick Lahens présente son cours 2018-2019 dans la série les courTs du Collège de France