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EVENT
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DATE
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TIME
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PLACE
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Meet
n' Greet
Sponsored by NEFER ROHU Africana Graduate and Professional Students
Organization
Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to learn more about
the organization and to meet, socialize and connect with other students,
Africana faculty and staff. Food will be served.
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Thursday
September 30 |
12:00-2:00
p.m |
Graduate
Lounge
BA 120 |
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Symposium:
Summer Tour of Ethiopia, Ghana and Kenya
Speakers:
Dr. Marcia Sutherland, Assoc. Professor, Africana Studies
Dr. Kwadwo Sarfoh, Assoc. Professor, Africana Studies
Students who participated in the 2004 Summer Tour
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Thursday
October 21 |
2:30-5:30
p.m |
Humanities
354 |
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Africana
Women's Forum: Commemorating the 7th Anniversary of the Million
Woman March
Join us in commemorating the historic Million Woman March as we
revisit its objectives and feature presentations for the continued
empowerment of Africana women in our community.
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Monday
October 25 |
4:00-9:00
p.m |
Campus
Center Room 375 |
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35th
Annual Black Solidarity Day Observance:
Harambe! "Let's
All Pull Together"
This year's observance will be devoted to the celebration of the
35th anniversary of Black Solidarity Day, and the 35th Anniversary
of the Department of Africana Studies.
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Monday
November 1 |
9:00
am-11:00 p.m |
Campus
Center |
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Save
Africa From AIDS (SAFA) World AIDS Day Symposium
Panel discussion on HIV/AIDS and the African community. For
more information contact Dr Marcia Sutherland at 442-4248 (ms781@albany.edu)
or Dr. Kwadwo Sarfoh at 442-4725 (ksarfoh@albany.edu).
www.albany.edu/africana/safa
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Wednesday
December 1 |
4:00
am-6:00 p.m |
Campus
Center 361 |
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Black
History Tour 2005
Sponsored by Nefer Rohu
Join our black
history tour of the Capital District. We will be touring the historic
Rapp Road community, one of the oldest black communities in the
area that originated during the 1930s and 1940s. Tour the homes
and meet the black families who migrated from Mississippi to form
this community. Afterward we will tour the NYS Museum exhibitions:
- The Art
of African Women: Empowering Tradition
- Elder
Grace: The Nobility of Aging
- Black
Capital: Harlem in the 20s
Transportation
will be provided. Reserve your seat in advance by calling 2-4830.
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Saturday
February 26 |
12:00
am-3:00 p.m |
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