Adeline Masquelier, 'Girling Development in Niger'

Kleber Amancio, 'Modernisms: The Painting of Arthur Timotheo da Costa'

Jordan Camp, 'The Southern Question'

Phoebe Braithwaite, 'Through the Prism of an Intellectual Life: The Life and Work of Stuart Hall'

Raj Chetty, 'Class, Race, and Economic Mobility: New Insights from Big Data'

Vuyiswa Thembelihle Lupuwana, 'Archaeology Goes to the Cinema'

Charles Martin, 'Optical Thinking'

Kevin Holt, ' I Bet You Won't Get Crunk! The Performative Resistance of Atlanta Hip-Hop Party Music'

'Nannie Helen Burroughs Critique of American Democracy and the Mobilization of Black Women Voters'

Itzel Aurora Garcia, 'Rethinking the Relationship Between Police and People'

Hutchins Center

The Remains of the Name: The Harlem Renaissance at 100 and the Missing 'Egyptian Renaissance' that F

The Remains of the Name: The Harlem Renaissance at 100 and the Missing 'Egyptian Renaissance' that F

Claudia Geremia, 'Enslaved African Women, Knowledge & Material Culture in the Middle Atlantic'

Rita Freed, ' Image of Nubia'

2024 Hutchins Center Honors

Bertony Louis, 'And the Ocean for Ink'

Chad Williams, 'Toward a Biography of Black Studies'

Jorge Felipe-Gonzalez, 'Before 1619 - The World of Atlantic Slavery and the Slave Trade'

Reimagining Justice: A Future Without Collateral Consequences

Interrogating the "Collateral" in Collateral Consequences

Dorsey Nunn/IPIPS Conference

Suraj Yengde, 'The Dalitality in Du Bois and Ambedkar: Color, Class, Caste'

Charity Clay, 'Systemic Police Terrorism: A Conceptual Framework'

Michael Rain, 'Storytelling and Technology to Expand the World’s Perception of Diverse Communities'

Riana Elyse Anderson, 'Reparation of the Mind: Black Healing from Racial Pain'

Lauren Leigh Kelly, 'Transforming Schools and Communities through Critical Hiphop Literacies'

Britt Rusert, 'The Afric-American Picture Gallery: Imagining Black Art, circa 1859'

Jak Peake, 'Black Routes, American Waves and Caribbean Undercurrents, 1889-1931'

DaMaris B. Hill, 'Blood Bible: An American History'

Ana Paula Cruz, 'Black Families and Diasporic Experience'

Carla Ribeiro, 'Implied Pasts, Desired Futures: African and Afro-diasporic Tourists in Dakar'

Alexandria Russell - 'Mapping Black Women Legacies'

James McNally - 'The Long Island Rap Renaissance'

Gavaza Maluleke, 'Digital Activism against Gendered Violence'

Mia L. Bagneris, 'Imagining the Oriental South

Gbemisola Abiola, 'When 'Jápa' Meets 'Blaxit': A Study of the Continuum of Black Migration'

Randall Kennedy, 'Deployments of Violence by African Americans in the Second Reconstruction'

Stevie Johnson, 'Little Africa On Fire, Still'

Maryse Condé, Inaugural Rajat Neogy Memorial Lecture

Tamary Kudita, W. E. B. Du Bois Research Institute Colloquium

Antônia Gabriela Pereira de Araújo, W. E. B. Du Bois Research Institute Colloquium

Celeste-Marie Bernier, 'Why Not We Endure Hardship that Our Race May be Free?'

Paul Zeleza, 'Reenvisioning the African and American Academies'

Sarah Ladipo Manyika in Conversation with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

FROM THE HOOD TO HARVARD - An Album by DEE-1

Black Elegies: A Colloquium with Kimberly Juanita Brown

Jorge Delgadillo Núñez, 'A Struggle for Honor'

Panel Discussion: 'The Idea of Prison Abolition' by Tommie Shelby

Jim Downs, 'Dead in the Water: A New Origin of Story of Public Health'

Reighan Gillam, 'En-countering Racial Exceptionalism'

Panashe Chigumadzi, 'The Impossibility of Civil Rights"

Nii Ayikwei Parkes, 'The African Proverb and Hiphop: Experiments in Remaindering'

Faith Smith, 'DreadKin'

Tracy K. Smith, 'Here and Now, Elsewhere and Before: A Talk and Reading on Poetry and Time'

Donald Yacovone, 'Teaching White Supremacy'

The 2020 Hutchins Forum - America's Racial Reckoning - The Pandemic(s) and the Election

Hutchins Center Live Stream - Colloquium with George Meiu, (03/11/20)

Cohen Lectures with Cécile Fromont: Slave Trade, Witchcraft, Art