Upcoming events.
Black Intellectualism & Fugitive Pedagogy
Symposium IV
Black Intellectualism & Fugitive Pedagogy
This Zoom symposium explores the powerful intersection of Black Intellectualism and Fugitive Pedagogy, focusing on how knowledge is created and shared outside of traditional, often restrictive, academic institutions. Participants will discuss the historical and contemporary methods by which Black thinkers have secretly or subversively educated their communities to resist oppression and sustain liberation. Join us for a critical conversation on the radical acts of teaching and learning that continue to shape Black futures.
What's the Mathematics? Prison Demograhics, Profits, and Penalties
Symposium III
What's the Mathematics: Prison Demographics, Profits, and Penalties
This virtual symposium will not be recorded, and final thoughts will contribute to the October issue of “The Magnolia Papers”. This symposium examines the complex relationships between prison demographics, the economic incentives created by incarceration, and the penalties imposed within the justice system. Through data analysis and critical discussions, participants will explore how numbers shape policies and influence societal outcomes. - AI Blurb
Analysis of Black Capitalism: The Power of Black Capital & New Financial Ecosystems
Symposium II
Analysis of Black Capitalism: The Power of Black Capital & New Financial Ecosystems.
Attend the virtual symposium on September 14th at 6:00 PM CT for the topic. This symposium will not be recorded, and final thoughts will contribute to this September issue of “The Magnolia Papers”. Black capitalism as a liberation model will be examined, and the position of power that Black American capital holds in the global free market. The symposium will also discuss financial ecosystems beyond capitalism that can lead to intercommunalism and collective sovereignty. - AI Blurb
Inheriting The Earth: The Meaning of Ecological Humility and The Future of Black Environmentalism
Symposium I
Inheriting The Earth: The Meaning of Ecological Humility and The Future of Black Environmentalism"
Exploring the intersection of environmental justice, spiritual ethics, and the unique challenges and contributions of Black communities. Notes and resources are available in the Black August Edition of “The Magnolia Papers”. - AI Blurb