Please join us for the opening reception for the 43rd Annual Student Juried Exhibition! Refreshments will be provided.

The 43rd Annual Student Juried Exhibition will be on view at the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts from March 18 through April 16, 2023. This year’s exhibition is juried by Lani Asunción and Xander Marro. Learn more about the exhibition and jurorsRead More

Enslaved people in nineteenth century Jamaica were often hungry. Enslavers forced enslaved people to do back-breaking labor in tropical heat, while providing minimal to no nourishment themselves. In most cases, rather, enslaved people were compelled to cultivate their own gardens and provision grounds, growing everything from root vegetables and fruits to herbs and spices. The success ofRead More

“Serving a Plate Back Home” is an audio interview series and photo exhibition that explores the stories of five restaurant owners — Yveline, Joaquin, Welbi, Milena, and Jenny — who have reimagined how and where they can make home. This project offers a glimpse into the personal journeys and intentions behind five restaurants that function as enclaves for Latinx and Caribbean communities inRead More

New Immigrants in Local Politics

Jonathon Acosta, CSREA Interdisciplinary Opportunity Fellow

This talk will discuss how contemporary waves of migrants have captured local political power in a postindustrial New England community. It will apply a political demography lens to understand the rise of a pan-ethnic Latinx political majority.

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About the Event
The starting point of this online film festival is two films —The Cambridge Squatter (2016) and Stateless (2020)— that explore two different areas intensely marked by migration and demographic movement: the city of São Paulo in Brazil and the Dominican Republic/Haitian border. By focusing on the livesRead More

Pass the Mic showcases the work of poets at Brown as they grapple with broad questions of race, ethnicity, indigeneity, identity, and experience in their writing. Poets will read their work, discuss their creative processes, and think through poetics as a transformative site for expression.

Featuring Faculty Poets: 

Erica Hunt,Read More

This is the first event in the Department of History’s Latinx History Speaker Series on March 16th. Learn more about the 5pm event here.

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CSREA is pleased to host a series of professionalization workshops over lunch for graduate students studying race, ethnicity, and indigeneity at Brown.

Tackling the Job Market: A Conversation with Postdoctoral Fellows

Ella Friday and D’Ondre Swails, Postdoctoral Research Associates in Race and Ethnicity

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THE LAUNCH

The Department of Africana Studies at Brown University welcomes you into the world of THE BLACK FRONTLINE. The Black Frontline is the largest oral history project of global Black doctors and nurses. On the 3 year anniversary of Covid, the global pandemic which created unprecedented upheaval in our lives and transformed us all, The Black Frontline brings you the stories ofRead More