The mission of Africa Network is to develop and enhance a lasting presence for Africa in the academic programs and campus life of the nation’s liberal arts institutions.
In seeking to enhance the African presence in the life of the liberal arts campus community, Africa Network is not aiming to foster major new programs in African studies. The organization’s goals are, ...
Africa Network is an officially approved 501c(3) non-profit organization, and is registered as a nonprofit educational institution in the State of New York. The first national conference of Africa Network ...
In this 2-hour interactive (virtual) workshop we hope to foster open discussion to explore how the pandemic is affecting or is likely to affect the teaching of Africa studies within the undergraduate curriculum.
Decolonizing the Classroom September 27th-September 29th 2019 Smith College, Northampton Massachusetts Location: Smith College Conference Center 49 College Lane, Northampton, Massachusetts “Decolonizing the Classroom” Africa Network’s Biennial Conference Smith College, Northampton Massachusetts- September 27-29, 2019 Africanist teaching and scholarship has long fought to bring African voices to the center […]
“Africa in the 21st century classroom” September 29th-October 1st St. Olaf College, Northfield Minnesota All Conference Activities in Buntrock Commons on the St. Olaf Campus (See below for registration and local accommodations information) Africa Network Conference Program Since its origins in decolonization and the Cold War, African studies has consistently […]
Africa Network Annual Conference: “The State of African Studies” 30 September-2 October 2016 Denison University Granville, OH 43023 Please click this link for the printable Conference and Membership Registration Form (PDF)