Writer Yasmina Price interviews author Nina Lorez Collins, daughter of filmmaker, Kathleen Collins, about her mother’s legacy, the dynamics of their relationship, and the process of preserving and archiving her mother’s artistic output.

Activist Leah Thomas, who coined the term “intersectional environmentalism”, shares why centering those at the margins is key to building an inclusive and sustainable environmental justice movement.

Join us for an upcoming conversation with Andrea “Philly” Walls, founder of The Museum of Black Joy.

Bahamian human-environment geographer Dr. Adelle Thomas shares her expertise on the impact of climate change and injustice on Caribbean nations.

Join us for a film screening of Black Russians (2001), a feature length documentary by kara lynch.

Co-curated by scholar-activists Nana Brantuo and Dr. Andrea N. Baldwin, the second installment of the Caribbean Feminisms Series interrogates climate and environmental justice in the Caribbean.

Join us for an upcoming conversation with Priscillia Kounkou-Hoveyda, founder of The Collective for Black Iranians.

Educators and activists Huna Amweero and Sydnye Allen share their feminist perspectives on being Black women from the Diaspora living in Sydney, Australia.

A reading list by Nathan Alexander Moore from her teach-in “Tectonically Speaking: Writing A Black Geopolitics Through Speculative Fiction” for The School For Black Feminist Politics.

A reading list from our event on “The Digital Lives of Black Women in Britain” featuring Dr. Francesca Sobande, Rianna Walcott, and Keisha Bruce.