368:, who was also a former professor at Syracuse University. In recent years, it has become more important in keeping a focus on topical issue on Africa in academia. The lecture series was originally administered by the East African Studies Program at Syracuse University that is now dissolved For several years, this interactive series has brought scholars, students, and the community together to discuss pertinent issues concerning Africa to the university. It is during one of these lecture series on February 20, 1970, that
209:, demanding that the university offer Black Studies classes that highlighted and included the intellectual, historical and cultural contributions of African Americans. The administration at Syracuse University subsequently began to make concessions by offering Black Studies classes as an elective. African American Studies (AAS) began as a program in 1972 and then became a department as part of the
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focusing on civic engagement in the arts, public humanities, architecture and the media. The Ford
Foundation grant facilitated a Black feminist lecture series "Black Feminism and Environmental Justice" lecture series, research grants, Community Mapping and Photovoice Research project, and symposiums for Black women and other minorities.
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African American studies that is interdisciplinary and focuses on international studies. The undergraduate studies program focuses on community involvement and on building an international experience for students. It has pioneered groundbreaking study abroad
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Africanism as a historical, cultural, and contemporary movement. It is the only masters program in Pan African studies that focuses on field research and theory. The Program has an experiential component through affiliations that the department has with institutions abroad that leads to all
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AAS offers students opportunities for academic study, research, community involvement and study abroad. The department's interdisciplinary curriculum enables students to engage, analyze and create knowledge involving
African Americans, and make linkages with areas of Latin America, the Caribbean and
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at a round table meeting in order to air their grievances. The group's efforts led to a 400-student protest in 1990 led by SAS President
Quentin Stith. The students also advocated for a program that allowed all students (not just those of African-American descent) to learn about the contribution of
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The AAS department views Africa as an integral part of its scholarly vision and mission. The Africa
Initiative (AI) is located in the department of African American studies and was launched in 2001 with a goal of focusing on Africa. AI aims at spearheading revitalized interest in Africa, which has
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During the 1980s, Syracuse students again advocated the administration to widen the pool of
African American faculty applicants, hire a department chairperson and in order to increase the staff in the AAS department. The department has stayed without a chair and other key positions for more than a
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The MLK library was founded by the
Syracuse student organization SAAS (Student African American Society) in 1968. It is currently one of the few university libraries in the country that has an entire library with a dedicated African-American collection It consists of video, art, non-print titles,
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Africana studies nationally. The project is entitled "Gender and Environmental Justice," and makes AAS the only department of its kind in the nation to recognize the importance of environmental justice in its curriculum. The Ford Foundation also awarded support towards a postdoctoral program
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Program began as a unique program in Black Studies in the United States in both its design and delivery. It began in 2005 as a uniquely innovative program that has an emphasis in the area studies of Africa, the Caribbean and the United States. Whereas most programs concentrate on history and
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Lecture Series. The East African program had also been instrumental in spearheading an east African library collection at Syracuse's Bird Library that includes the Kenyan and Tanzanian national archives (one of the few collections of these archives in the United States).
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city community - Community Folk Art Center (CFAC). It has also supported the Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company (PRPAC) in the past. These are both independent units that were housed or founded by the department The department also houses the award-winning library, the
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biographies, it focuses on the linkages between Africa and the African Diaspora from a multi-disciplinary approach involving cultural, social scientific, political, economic and environmental perspectives. It also provides for intellectual inquiry into philosophy of
343:. Its aim is to also address Africa's silencing, marginalization and stereotyping. It also aims to revitalize interest in Africa as an area of study after the decline of the East African Studies Program at Syracuse University which initiated projects including the
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African Americans in American history. The students were concerned with preserving Black identity and saw their dedication towards African studies as a collective struggle. Throughout the 1980s, students continued to play an active role on the university campus.
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in 1979. The 1960s student protests also resulted in an Afro-American Cultural center and marked the beginning of the MLK library collection. The first conference on Critical Issues in Afro-American and African Studies was held at Syracuse University in 1976.
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Environmental Justice and Gender Project. It has had a long history of activism within the university, surrounding community, and abroad through its strong international network. The AAS department has housed many renowned scholars in
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A former unit of AAS, the Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company, Inc. (PRPAC) was founded by William H. Rowland and Roy Delemos in 1982 as a non-profit performing arts company. It was founded as a non-profit performing arts company in
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581:- American civil rights activist, author
194:noted in a tribute speech in 2011, that
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282:Gender and Environmental Justice Focus
117:Department of African American Studies
33:Department of African American Studies
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1199:, Contempora2 (October 31, 2001): 26.
606:, MA Pan African Studies 08, musician
507:, from 2003 to 2008, that focused on
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1049:"Syracuse Cultural Tour, Syracuse"
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1680:Citizenship and Public Affairs
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712:February 2, 2016, at the
544:- author, literary critic
2184:Comstock Tract Buildings
1818:African American Studies
1725:Sport and Human Dynamics
1107:Syracuse University News
660:Davis, Barbara Sheklin,
400:Symposia and conferences
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911:April 15, 2012, at the
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1767:Burton Blatt Institute
1760:Centers and Institutes
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851:, Vol. 1, p. 92, 1992.
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142:Martin Luther King Jr.
1720:Public Communications
1054:May 20, 2015, at the
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288:environmental justice
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2044:The Saltine Warrior
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1641:Syracuse University
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1441:, January 31, 2009.
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1288:"Africa Initiative"
1268:on October 25, 2014
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1171:"Diverse Education"
1125:, 2007–2008, p. 12.
1022:. SUNY Press, 2009.
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780:Greene, John Robert
556:- author, historian
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406:The Crisis Magazine
322:Pan African Studies
238:AAS auxiliary units
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