Summer Salon
AWA’s Summer Salon is a forum for bringing the research of global Africans to the community, about issues relevant to Africa and its Diaspora, in an informal, relaxed setting. It gives young scholars an opportunity to discuss their work before a supportive audience; and informs the audience about relevant research that is not generally known. The AWA Summer Salon provides good information, good conversation with global African food and entertainment.
- 2011: Dr. Lori Latrice Martin ‘Demythologizing the Black Immigrant Advantage?: Non-Married Females and Home Ownership, 1980-2009. ‘John Jay College of Criminal Justice Department of African-American Studies
- 2010: Yvanne Joseph Doctoral Dissertation: “The Development and Negotiation of Multiple and Hybrid Identities among U.S. Black Immigrants from Non-English Speaking Countries”, Graduate Center, CUNY: 8-2-2010
Summer Salon 2011:
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Summer Salon 2010:
