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Department of American and Canadian Studies

Events from the last 12 months

Get Up Stand Up Exhibition Dialogues Series: Modern Day Slavery

Date
07/05/2015
Description
Zoe Trodd, Kevin Bales and Faith Gakanje discuss how to make the antislavery past usable.

Get Up Stand Up Exhibition Dialogues Series: Grassroots Activism

Date
04/06/2015
Description
Lisa Robinson, Peter Ling and Cecile Wright discuss how to make black lives matter.

Encounters and Collisions Discussion Series: African American Art and Influences

Date
07/05/2015
Description
Celeste-Marie Bernier (American and Canadian Studies) hosts the first of four discussions to accompany the Nottingham Contemporary exhibition.

Encounters and Collisions Discussion Series: Civil Rights Photojournalism and Open Letters on Race and Rights

Date
14/05/2015
Description
Sharon Monteith (American and Canadian Studies) hosts the second of four discussions to accompany the Nottingham Contemporary exhibition.

Encounters and Collisions Discussion Series: Text Paintings and Speech Acts - Literary Encounters

Date
28/05/2015
Description
Sharon Monteith (American and Canadian Studies) hosts the third of four discussions to accompany the Nottingham Contemporary exhibition.

Encounters and Collisions Discussion Series: Representation and Abstraction - Politics and the Body

Date
11/06/2015
Description
Richard King (American and Canadian Studies) hosts the final of four discussions to accompany the Nottingham Contemporary exhibition.

CTCCSEastWestDialogueMay2014

Date
08 - 09/05/2014
Description
Translation and Comparative Cultural Studies: East and West in Dialogue on 8-9 May 2014, at the Institute for Modern Languages Research, University of London

Popular Culture Lecture Series: Slam poetry, verbal combat and the "death of Art" debate.

Date
18/02/2015
Description
A lecture followed by Q&A session by Timo Schrader (School of Cultures, Language and Area Studies)

Date
26/11/2014
Description
Learn more about our extensive range of masters and research courses available in the Faculty of Arts

Exploring Martin Luther King: King, Malcolm X and Stokely Carmichael

Date
26/10/2014
Description
Free event as part of the lecture and conversation series 'Exploring Martin Luther King: a social justice journey', in which Professor Peter Ling looks at King's role in the Black Power debate.
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Department of American and Canadian Studies

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