UNC Greensboro

Don’t miss the next in the Historical Roots of Our Times Series, “Perception and Reality on Both Sides of the US-China Relationship, Yesterday and Today,” with Dr. Jamie Alexander on Friday March 18th at 12PM EST. This will be an important talk, particularly in the present moment. There’s no need… Continue reading…

At 7PM EST on Thursday March 18th, don’t miss the poetry reading by Sumita Chakraborty (author of Arrow) put on by the UNC Greensboro English MFA program! Attend here at 7PM: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F41w6os-5iw

Join HNAC and the UNCG Philosophy Department March 18th 2021 at 4PM EST for “Honesty: Some Preliminary Thoughts About a Stunningly Neglected Virtue with Dr. Christian Miller of The Honesty Project. This is sure to be a vital conversation about morals in today’s context! Register here: https://uncg.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIocO-oqDwuH9eTSsIzJ2WmcnctnBwQVrn9

Join us on Wednesday, March 17th at 4PM for the second in the Indian Ocean Currents Series, this time focusing on political economy, with Dr. Enseng Ho, Dr. Lina Benabdallah, and Dr. Hewan Girma. Register here: https://go.uncg.edu/iocurrents-pe  

Join HNAC and AA/DS at 6PM EST on Wednesday, March 17th for “Womanist Ethical Rhetoric: A Call for Liberation and Social Justice in Turbulent Times” with Dr. Cerise Glenn and Dr. Annette Madlock. Womanist thought remains of critical importance given contemporary issues of social justice and advocacy. Womanist Ethical Rhetoric… Continue reading…

Join us on Friday, March 12th from 12-1PM EST for “Africa Art Repatriation: Benin and Institutional Relations,” with Dr. Amanda Maples from the Digital Benin Project and HNAC’s own Dr. Elizabeth Perrill. This event will focus on the efforts of scholars, curators, and activists to return African art to its… Continue reading…

On Monday, March 1st from 4-5PM, HNAC is excited to help out with the presentation “Balconies, windows, and doorways: The architecture of living difference among Alevi and Sunni neighbors in urban Turkey” by Dr. Banu Gökarıksel. While encounters with strangers in public spaces have been central to ideas about the… Continue reading…

On Friday February 26th at 4PM, join HNAC and the UNCG School of Music at the next in the Irna Priore “She Can We Can” Music and Culture Lecture Series, “Singing Your Own Songs: How Female Songwriters Navigate Intellectual Property and Public Authenticity” with Dr. Jocelyn Neal. When fans of… Continue reading…

On Friday February 26th from 2-3:30PM EST, HNAC and UNCG Sociology are hosting “Agency, Alterity, and the King’s Two Bodies” with Dr. Isaac Arieil Reed. This talk proposes an understanding of political modernity grounded in a study of changes in the configuration of social relationships of delegation and domination (“agency”),… Continue reading…