Kamari Maxine Clarke of Yale’s Department of Anthropology was recently awarded a highly competitive National Science Foundation (NSF) grant in the amount of $260,000 for her...
“Slow Jam, Experiencing Media as Love Letter in Jamaica…” Terri Francis’s blog post on Shadow and Act: “Slow Jam, Experiencing Media as
Love Letter In Jamaica...
African American History 162, a undergraduate survey course taught by Jonathan Holloway (History and African American Studies), premiered on Yale Open Courses in spring 2012...
The African American Studies Dept. warmly welcomes historian, award-winning author and visual artist Nell Irvin Painter as a Spring 2012 Visiting Fellow. Professor Painter...
Elijah Anderson, a nationally recognized sociologist at Yale, discusses how contemporary social interaction in public spaces can be viewed as “islands of civility in a sea of...
