Artists and curators Romaine McNeil, Tatiana Esh, Sha-Shonna Rogers, Julia Mallory, and Jessica Newby discuss the exhibit Slavery in Motion. Listen on most platforms or here on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rom…

Listen in to Jessica Newby discussing historical research, archives, and writing history in a Black Studies frame. Here and on most streams: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

The Criadas Project is now live! Check out our new digital platform that traces the lives and labor of Afro-descendant women who worked as criadas—domestic laborers—in Puerto Rico.

I am so proud to be in community with Dr. Teona Williams and our other collaborators. Her recent Being Together in Place helped to advance our black ecologies lab in ways too expansive to elaborate here but check out this cut by the phenomenal Jonathon Alexander

We are thrilled that our dear friends over at Visual Culture @BrynMawrCollege will be bringing the brilliance of Dr. @TheBlackEcoFem to campus on April 23rd, Tri-Co/Philly pull up! Looking forward to this!

Congratulations to the Black Ecologies Lab and its co-directors, J.T. Roane and Teona Williams, for receiving an honorable mention from the Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes for their 2025 Public Humanities Award!

#RutgersExcellence

Deep gratitude to all who made this event possible and a success. Can’t believe nearly a month ago we were at the Baltimore Museum of Art hosting our hybrid artist talk to discuss our collective’s collaboration with artists Romaine McNeil, Tatiana Esh, Sha-Shonna Rogers, and

Can’t believe a year has passed since our inaugural conference. Thanks to the unwavering support of community collaborators Chalet Kent and WIBCA, as well as the invaluable contributions from the members of the community, we were able to host a two-day gathering…

Shoutout to Sounds by Seven for the music at our post-talk reception at the Baltimore Museum of Art back in January. The vibes were right ✨ If you miss(ed) it, do not worry, you can find the full mix on Seven’s YouTube channel (see the link in our bio) 🔥 youtu.be/G5LvlphPAaQ

Deep gratitude to all who made this event possible and a success. Can’t believe nearly a month ago we were at the Baltimore Museum of Art hosting our hybrid artist talk to discuss our collective’s collaboration with artists Romaine McNeil, Tatiana Esh, Sha-Shonna Rogers, and

to Dean Christopher Celenza), and the University of Maryland Department of African American and Africana Studies through the generosity and support of the Mellon Foundation’s grant, The Past and Future of Black Studies (special thanks goes to Drs. John Drabinski and Ashley Newby,

as well as to Rachel Schupbach and Sharon Hodgson)

Photos by: Christina Randolph

We had such a wonderful time at The Black Studies Podcast! Check out our feature on the latest episode ✨

If you missed it, no worries. You can watch the recording here:

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