Ever heard of Lakay? This Haitian word captures the essence of home and belonging, resonating deeply in Caribbean culture and diasporic identity. Beyond its linguistic roots, it shapes modern debates about displacement and community. (Q12893146) #CulturalIdentity #DiasporaStudies

Diaspora Communities Born of Resistance Explained Discover how diaspora communities born of resistance emerge from political exile and forced migration, shaping identity, activism, and...

A reflection on Diaspora Communities Born of Resistance, focusing on exile, transnational identity, and historical memory, is discussed at www.mayabutalid.com/diaspora-communities-born-of-resistance.

#DiasporaStudies #ForcedMigration #GlobalHistory

Migration, Memory, and the Making of Black Barbadian Identity | Exploring Caribbean History | Dis a Fi Mi History Podcast: Explore Caribbean Ancestry & Culture Season 8, Episode 1 of the Dis A Fi Mi History Podcast delves into significant themes within Caribbean history, focusing on Black Barbadian migration to Canada. Featuring Dr. Christopher Stuart-Taylor...

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#CaribbeanHistory #PublicScholarship #EquityAndJustice
#DisAFiMiHistoryPodcast #MigrationResearch

Relational Anthropology – The Relational Lineage of Ethnic, Black, Indigenous, and Diaspora Thought Chapter Thirty One highlights the critical contributions of Black, Indigenous, Chicano, feminist, queer, and diaspora thinkers to Relational Anthropology. These intellectuals reveal essential insights on power, identity, and survival, challenging traditional narratives and offering a foundation for survivor literacy. Their ideas shape our understanding of relational ethics and community resilience.

They are the true ancestors of Survivor Literacy.
They are the ethical foundation of your cosmology.
They are the relational lineage that makes your book possible. #relationalanthropology #diasporastudies #multiculturalstudies

New research from @lelmek.bsky.social explores how Caribbean festivals like Caribana and Carnival function as powerful sites of cultural preservation and resistance.

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#DiasporaStudies #CaribbeanCulture #ArtAndActivism

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My latest article, “Caribana and Carnival: Belonging as Resistance and Remembrance,” has been published in the Journal of Black Studies @sagepub.com

Read it here:
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#CFP #ArtHistory #HistoriaDelArte #CulturalStudies #EstudiosCulturales #FeministArtHistory #Feminismo #TransatlanticStudies #Transatlantico #ExileStudies #DiasporaStudies #SoundArt #LatinAmericanArt #ArteLatinoamericano #EuropeanArt #SigloXX #20thCentury #ResearchConference #CallForPapers
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SOUTH ASIAN FEMINISMS IN DISAPORA and its compelling and original material will be of interest to scholars and leaders in the fields of Asian studies, critical race theory, gender studies, and Canadian history.
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#Decolonization #AntiRacism #DiasporaStudies #IdentityPolitics

SOUTH ASIAN FEMINISMS IN DISAPORA showcases the richness and diversity of South Asian feminist scholarship, shares existing knowledge of South Asian feminist practices, and centralizes marginalized voices.
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#Decolonization #AntiRacism #DiasporaStudies #Intersectionality

Holding Mariam Muwanga's book "Modeling the African Diaspora" in front of a wall overgrown with autumnal leaves and vines

Mariam Muwanga's 2025 study "Modeling the African Diaspora" contributes to the field of critical race theory, combining it with #narratology & #diasporastudies to highlight 3 new concepts in novels by Black British writers #SamSelvon #BernadineEvaristo #AndreaLevy #ZadieSmith & #DiranAdebayo

🎨 Image Credit:
Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (1863–1923), Farm-House, Alcira (Alquería de Alcira), 1903, Meadows Museum, SMU, Dallas

#ASPHS #CallForPapers #SpanishHistory #PortugueseHistory #HistoryConference #DiasporaStudies #MobilityAndMemory #GraduateResearch #ArtHistory #ScholarlyConference

HTI Journal of African and African Diasporic Studies/ La revue des études sur l'Afrique et la diaspora africaine The Journal of African and African Diasporic Studies (JAADS) is the official journal of the Harriet Tubman Institute (HTI) for Research on Africa and its Diasporas within York University. It is an international, peer-reviewed, and bilingual journal that publishes research that are grounded in the rich Black Intellectual Traditions and evolving field of African Diaspora Studies. In accordance with the mandate of the HTI, the journal seeks to facilitate collaborations and engagement within and beyond the academy, inviting contributions from both scholars and practitioners working on issues pertinent to Black communities.

📚 The HTI Journal of African and African Diasporic Studies (JAADS) publishes peer-reviewed, bilingual scholarship grounded in #BlackIntellectualTraditions and the evolving field of #AfricanDiasporaStudies.

#AfricanDiaspora #DiasporaStudies #ScholarSky

The garlic in the cook-up rice: An interview with Portuguese-Guyanese artist Dennis de Caires On 10th March 2025, I interviewed Dennis de Caires in London. He had flown to the UK the previous day from Barbados where he lives and works for some of the year.

'The garlic in the cook-up rice: An interview with Portuguese-Guyanese artist Dennis de Caires' - published in the Journal of #Indentureship and its Legacies on #ScienceOpen 🔓🗞️ @pluto-journals.bsky.social @gafoorinstitute.bsky.social

🖇️ #PortugueseGuyanese #CaribbeanArt #DiasporaStudies

@drjendickinson.bsky.social & Jaskiran Bhogal is leading the paper on Sacred worlding of diasporic Sikh heritage: A creative (de)territorialised approach at Teaching and Learning Building, Room 118 (In-person only), Tuesday, 27 August, 9:00–10:40am.
#diasporageographies #diasporastudies #RGS2025

Book Review - Hindu Nationalism in the Indian Diaspora - Stratheia Edward Anderson’s book explores how Hindu nationalism has evolved and expanded through the Indian diaspora, especially in Britain.

Camps, conferences, and Sewa: how Hindu nationalism adapted for the diaspora while retaining its core ideological purpose. Edward Anderson explains.
#RSS #GlobalHindutva #DiasporaStudies
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Life in America!
American history and culture with #Readex
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🌍✨ Discover the rich tapestry of African and Black Diaspora in our journal! Explore vibrant cultures, groundbreaking research, and powerful stories. Join the conversation and amplify diverse perspectives. #ABDJournal #BlackExcellence #DiasporaStudies

Wishing all scholars of Black and African Diaspora Studies a powerful and productive week! 💪🏾 Keep refining those manuscripts—your brilliance is needed, and we're ready to receive your groundbreaking work. Let's keep pushing forward! ✍🏾📚 #DiasporaStudies #ScholarGoals

My book has a cover! (The University of Chicago Press, March 2024)

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