Events

Spring 2021

March 11@1PM:  Screening and conversation with filmmaker, Tayler Montague and Professor Bridgett Davis.

March 11 @1PM: “Black and Indigenous Resistance to Racist Backlash in the Americas” by Juliet Hooker

March 4 @ 6PM:  Community Happy Hour for all faculty and staff interested in Black Studies (sponsored by the Black Studies Colloquium)

February 26 @11AM:  Diversity Career Expo (sponsored by STARR Career Development Center)

February 25@5PM:  Fulbright Opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean (sponsored by ISLA)

February 25@1PM:  Globus Conversation with Professor Jessica Marie Johnson (Johns Hopkins University). 

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February 18@6PM!  Celebrate the Afro-Latinx Traditions of Carnival (sponsored by ISLA)

February 18 @1PM :  BLS Open House!  (register here)

Digital Black History Month!  Follow us on Instagram @BLS.Baruch

 

 

Fall 2020

September 16 @7PM

“Creating the Beloved Community” with  Dr. Terri N. Watson (September 16 @7pm)

sponsored by CUNY Graduate Center’s Program in Urban Education

September 30 @ 7:30PM

“Change:  Making Education More Equitable” with Tressie McMillian-Cottom

(Sponsored by CUNY Graduate Center Public Programming)

October 8 @12:30PM

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion @Baruch

BLS Professor Karanja Keita Carroll, the Professional Staff Congress,  and other Baruch community faculty, students, and staff talk about diversity, equity, and inclusion from a range of perspectives.

October 9 @11:10AM

“Negras, Enslaved Women Rebellion” with Yolanda Arroyo Pizarro + Rojo Robles

(Sponsored by the BSC  and the Black and Latino Studies Department at Baruch)

October 22 @1PM

“Abolition and the Policing of Black Mothers” with Dorothy Roberts + Erica Richardson (October 22 @1pm)

(Sponsored by the BSC)

October  23-29

“Driving while Black” with Roberta Gumbel + Erica Richardson with Baruch Students, Jaelin Meegan +Teona Pagan

(Sponsored by Baruch Performing Arts Center)

Spring 2020

April 16: AN INTERGENERATIONAL CONVERSATION ABOUT A MULTIGENERATIONAL STRUGGLE

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The SNCC Legacy Project is partnering with The Highlander Center to host a panel discussion entitled, “The Freedom Struggle Then and Now.”  The SNCC Legacy Project will be partnering with organizations representing today’s activists to host a series of virtual meetings that will provide information about the ongoing struggle.
To Register: Click here to be taken directly to the Zoom Registration Page
April 1-30 :  It’s National Poetry Month!
In a special conversation for Baruch students, poetry professor Donika Kelly talks with poet Ladan Osman about writing poems right now–even with social distancing.
March 17:  Watch the classic film, “Nothing But A Man” (dir. Michal Roemer, 1964) with Professor Arthur Lewin.  See the film and let him know what you think–he’ll share your responses at 10pm.