Black Women Radicals Visual Designer Doriana Diaz will lead multi-city master collage workshops for The School for Black Feminist Politics

Join us for an upcoming Zoom event honoring the 40th anniversary of Home Girls: A Black Feminist Anthology.

Renata Cherlise explores the memories, kinship, joy and everyday moments in Black experiences in her book, Black Archives: A Photographic Celebration of Black Life.

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

Political scientist and scholar of Brazilian Studies Dr. Tassiana Oliveira will share her critical insights on the state of Brazilian politics.

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.

Black feminist icon and pioneer, Barbara Smith, speaks on reproductive, Black feminism, and freedom in an interview conducted by scholar Joseph R. Fitzgerald.

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.

JOURNEY(S) is a narrative trip between distant sister cities—Addis Ababa, Ethiopia & Washington, D.C.

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.

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.

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.

Watch our conversation with Vincent Martell, director and writer of FINESSE and founder of VAM Studio, for our Black Trans Thought and Histories Series.