Thursday, June 15 | 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Join us for A Juneteenth and Caribbean History discussion on the literary experiences of Afro-Caribbean immigrants in the United States. Presented by Dr. Patriann Smith
In this presentation, Dr. Patriann Smith shares insights from the literacy experiences of Afro-Caribbean youth and adults about how they wrestled with race, language, and immigration in the United States. Based on these insights, Dr. Smith describes how the experiences of Afro-Caribbean immigrants position them to contribute significantly to literacy education, on both the national and international landscape.
Join us for a special Juneteenth celebration at NSU Art Museum featuring a conversation with acclaimed local artist Niki Lopez on Wednesday, June 19, 2024. Register here
This event will explore the significance of Juneteenth and discuss original and ethical ways to honor this historic milestone. As an artist and social practitioner, Lopez will highlight the transformative power of art in fostering freedom, expression, and collective healing through her non-profit, What’s Your Elephant.
Complimentary transportation shuttles will be provided from the NSU Davie MAIN campus to the NSU Art Museum in Ft. Lauderdale. The roundtable is free for members and included with museum admission for non-members.
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