Régine Michelle Jean-Charles to speak at 'Of Islands and Archives: Celebrating Île en île and World Literature in French'

Date: Monday 16th November, 2020
Time: 6pm - 7:30pm
From centreforthehumanities.org
Following the Revolution: The Transnational Activism of Blanca and Juan Moncaleano, 1911-1916

Date: Thursday, 5th November
Time: 3:00pm EST
From LACS Stony Brook:
The Greater Left/Greater Caribbean: Undertheorized Radical Movements in the Archipelago series presents 'Following the Revolution: The Transnational Activism of Blanca and Juan Moncaleano, 1911-1916,' a lecture by Jorell Meléndez-Badillo, History, Dartmouth College. The event will be presented by Régulo Silva (PhD Candidate, Hispanic Languages and Literature).
Institute of Jamaica Heritage Fest 2020

Date: Friday, 30th October
Time: 10am EST
From the Institute of Jamaica:
Dark Laboratory Launches Digital Decolonial Glossary

From the Dark Laboratory website:
In this virtual showcase, students from Tao Leigh Goffe’s Cornell seminar “Archipelagoes: A Digital Decolonial Lab” will present their final collaborative project a glossary of terms for decolonization. The glossary will center mother tongues of Indigenous language, creoles, pidgin, and patwas. Tao Leigh Goffe has contributed to Small Axe and sx salon, and will appear in the upcoming issue 63 of the journal.
Stony Brook LACS presents: 'CuCa: Cuir Caribbean Voices/Voces Cuir del Caribe'

Date: Thursday, 22nd October
Time: 4:30pm EST
From Stony Brook Latin American and Caribbean Studies:
A conversation with contemporary queer Caribbean writers Yaissa Jiménez (República Dominicana), Johan Mijail (República Dominicana), Ángel Antonio Ruiz (Puerto Rico) y Juan de Dios Sánchez (Colombia)
Anthropology podcast Zora's Daughters featured on Columbia news
Anthropology podcast Zora's Daughters featured on Columbia news

Columbia University's news page recently interviewed the hosts of Zora's Daughters, PhD anthropology students Brendane Tynes and Alyssa James, who also works as an editorial assistant for Small Axe. Read the Q&A here.
Rosamond S. King to Lead a Close Reading of Natalie Diaz’s “My Brother at 3 A.M.”

Date: Thursday, 22nd October
Time: 4pm EST
Amongst a line-up of other esteemed poets, sx salon creative editor Rosamond S. King will lead a close reading of Natalie Diaz’s “My Brother at 3 A.M.” for the Flow Chat's Foundation's fall/winter 2020 CLOSE READINGS IN A VIRTUAL SPACE season. Read more on the Flow Chart's Foundation's website.
LACS kicks off Fall with series Greater Left/Greater Caribbean: Undertheorized Radical Movements in the Archipelago
LACS kicks off Fall with series Greater Left/Greater Caribbean: Undertheorized Radical Movements in the Archipelago

Date: Thursday 24rd September
Time: 3:30PM on Zoom
Zoom meeting details:
https://stonybrook.zoom.us/j/96003849213?pwd=YUdEc0JkcEtTKzZzclNHUHVheXM4UT09
Meeting ID: 960 0384 9213
Passcode: 605356
sx salon's creative editor Rosamond S. King to feature in Brooklyn Book Festival
sx salon's creative editor Rosamond S. King to feature in Brooklyn Book Festival

Date: Monday, 28th September
Time: 7:30pm
Discover your next favorite New York reading series! The Reading Series of New York collective is excited to feature readers from five of New York’s finest reading series. Each curator will introduce a writer who epitomizes the spirit of their series – featuring Rosamond S. King (Women Writers in Bloom Poetry Salon), Stacie Evans (Big Words, etc.), Malcolm Tariq (Maracuyá Peach Reading Series), I.S. Jones (Angry Reading Series), Marwa Helal (Soul Sister Revue), and Rachel Eliza Griffiths (First Person Plural Reading Series)!
Black Women Radicals present "Caribbean Feminisms" digital event series

From Black Women Radicals' Twitter:
We are excited to launch our "Caribbean Feminisms Series", a four-part digital event series hosted & curated by Nana Yeboaa Afua Brantuo & Dr. Andrea N .Baldwin. The series pays homage to historical & contemporary Caribbean feminists & feminisms.
The first event of the series, "Digital Caribbean Feminisms", is on Thurs., Sept. 24 @ 4:30 PM ET. Panelists include: Dr. Tonya Haynes, Zainab Floyd, Dr. Angelique V. Nixon and Kenita Placide.