Join us for an upcoming IG Live with Emmanuelle Maréchal and Ariam Tekle on celebrating the African Diaspora in Italy.
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As we approach the 50th anniversary of the founding of the National Black Feminist Organization, scholar Dr. Kimberly Springer reflects on its legacy and contributions to Black feminist activism.
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Alexis De Veaux’s JesusDevil is exemplary of Black queer feminist literary work oriented toward Black freedom – nestled in the beauty and complexity of Black queer being.
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Black Women Radicals Visual Designer Doriana Diaz will lead multi-city master collage workshops for The School for Black Feminist Politics
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Watch on YouTube: 40 Years of Home Girls - A Celebration of a Black Feminist Literary Classic.
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Join us for an upcoming Zoom event honoring the 40th anniversary of Home Girls: A Black Feminist Anthology.
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Renata Cherlise explores the memories, kinship, joy and everyday moments in Black experiences in her book, Black Archives: A Photographic Celebration of Black Life.
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Join us for an IG Live with Sidney Clifton, the Executive Director of The Clifton House in Baltimore.
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Writer Karla Méndez looks at Carlotta Stewart Lai, the first Black American woman to become a principal in Hawaii, and how significant her accomplishments were at a time when Black Americans were excluded from formal education
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Political scientist and scholar of Brazilian Studies Dr. Tassiana Oliveira will share her critical insights on the state of Brazilian politics.
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Dr. Su’ad Abdul Khabeer will lead a teach-in for The School for Black Feminist Politics on Black Muslim Women’s Radicalism in the United States.
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Black feminist icon and pioneer, Barbara Smith, speaks on reproductive, Black feminism, and freedom in an interview conducted by scholar Joseph R. Fitzgerald.
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Storyteller and poet Chantel Massey will lead a two-part online poetry workshop on the poetry of Audre Lorde for The School for Black Feminist Politics.
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JOURNEY(S) is a narrative trip between distant sister cities—Addis Ababa, Ethiopia & Washington, D.C.
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A reading list by CAM Morris from their teach-in, “Black Ecology: Finding our Homes–Niggas be Everywhere” for the School for Black Feminist Politics.
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Abolitionist CAM Morris to lead the first-in person teach-in for The School for Black Feminist Politics on Black Ecology in Washington, D.C.
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Writer Karla Mendez explores and critiques the history of debutante balls, what they stand for in Black communities, and questions if there is still a need for them.
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Watch our conversation with Vincent Martell, director and writer of FINESSE and founder of VAM Studio, for our Black Trans Thought and Histories Series.
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Black Women Radicals and Philadelphia PrintWorks “Black Feminists Taught Me” t-shirt capsule and collaboration pays homage the Black women and gender expansive people who inspire us, touch our lives, shape our politics, and teach us – in a myriad of ways – about life, love, leadership, and legacy. Black Women Radicals’ executive director, Jaimee A. Swift, reflects on the Black women in her life who taught and continue to teach her.
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Join us for an IG Live to learn more about Black Women Radicals and Philadelphia PrintWorks, “Black Feminists Taught Me” capsule.
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