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African Literatures as Sites of Ancestral Knowledge
Listen in on a live conversation between Keren Lasme and Anwulika Okonjo on the power of African literature and indigenous knowledge systems. Held in anticipation of Ijeruka's upcoming course, Meeting Our Griots: Remembering the Foundations of Intimate Community through African Literature.
Oct 30
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Oct 30
18:00 - 19:00 GMT
18:00 - 19:00 EST
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Aisha Shillingford 
Anti-disciplinary designer
Aisha Shillingford, is an anti-disciplinary artist, world builder, designer and cultural strategist originally from Trinidad & Tobago.
Ari Melenciano
Artist & Technologist
Artist, technologist, researcher, and cultural theorist imagining, researching, and building at the nexus of new media art, design, science, and technology through a Black and Afrocentric lens
Berhan Taye
Digital Rights Researcher & Analyst
Berhan Taye investigates the relationship between technology, society, and social justice. She is currently a Practitioner Fellow at the Digital Civil Society Lab, Stanford University and a Research Manager at One Project.

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