Sawyer Seminar: Unarchiving Blackness: Why the Primacy of African and African Diaspora Studies Necessitates a Creative Reconsideration of Archives

to support a Sawyer Seminar on the Comparative Study of Cultures entitled "Unarchiving Blackness: Why the Primacy of African and African Diaspora Studies Necessitates a Creative Reconsideration of Archives"

Grantee
University of California at Riverside
Location
Riverside, California, United States
Amount
$225,000
Date of award
September 13, 2021
Length
24 months
Grantmaking area
Higher Learning
Guiding strategy
Faculty
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