Changing Geographies of Africa: Art, Identity, and Place, a BSOS Community Forum
Join students in GEOG442: Changing Geographies of Sub-Saharan Africa, along with colleagues from BSOS, the campus and the greater community, for a lecture on modern African design, global artisan partnerships and placemaking.
This BSOS Community Forum features an engaging discussion on spatial inequality, cultural geography and ethical trade in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Guest speaker Nasozi Kakembo, in conversation with Dean Susan Rivera and Assistant Professor Catherine Nakalembe, will share insights on modern African design, global artisan partnerships and placemaking.
Co-hosted by GEOG 422/788 students, with a spoken-word introduction by faculty specialist Monica Adjei, the forum invites the broader college community to explore the intersection of geographic theory and real-world ethical development.
A reception will follow the program in the second-floor concourse of the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center.
When:
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Where:
Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center, Room 2208
Host:
BSOS Office of the Dean and the Department of Geographical Sciences
Speakers:
Nasozi Kakembo, alumna and author of "The African Decor Edit"