The 36th Annual CACE Conference will feature keynotes by Dr. Frederick Douglas Dixon, Dr. Deborah Barnes, and Dr. Tracy Bailey. Join us for three days of presentations, roundtable conversations, poetry, performances, and workshops, hosted by the UNCG Department of African American and African Diaspora Studies.
Step into the Culture Café Open Mic, where poetry, beats, and self-expression come alive with the legendary Josephus Thompson III, creating a night of rhythm, storytelling, and community.
Join Kimberly Mozingo as she shares her inspiring journey to uncover her family’s African ancestry, revealing the rich, often-overlooked stories of resilience and heritage that connect her to the broader African diaspora.
Explore the global history of African American political leadership and discover the influential figures who paved the way for iconic leaders like Ella Baker, Malcolm X, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Be part of the 35th Annual CACE Conference, where inspiring discussions on global ecology and activism will unite thought leaders and community members to shape a sustainable future together.
Be part of the 35th Annual CACE Conference, where inspiring discussions on global ecology and activism will unite thought leaders and community members to shape a sustainable future together.
Be part of the 35th Annual CACE Conference, where inspiring discussions on global ecology and activism will unite thought leaders and community members to shape a sustainable future together.
Be part of the 35th Annual CACE Conference, where inspiring discussions on global ecology and activism will unite thought leaders and community members to shape a sustainable future together.
Join us for a dramatic reading of A Sunday Morning in the South by Georgia Douglas Johnson, along with a keynote by Dr. Deborah Barnes, as we commemorate the EJI/GCCRP Soil Collection anniversary and reflect on Greensboro’s journey of reconciliation and its connection to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice.
Mark your calendars for April 15th! We’re diving into the fascinating topic of “Rising Up: How Islam Played a Role in Resistance to Enslavement,” where we’ll uncover the inspiring influence of Islam in historical resistance movements against enslavement. Join us for an enlightening exploration!
