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Opening Global Pathways for Students
The Institute of African Studies is proud to share how students have benefited from the Emory Free Passport Initiative, an impactful program led by the Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives. This program was designed to remove financial barriers that may prevent students from participating in activities such as study abroad. The program covers U.S.…
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Insistent Presence: Contemporary African Art from the Chazen Collection
Emory’s Carlos Museum is set to host Insistent Presence: Contemporary African Art from the Chazen Collection, an exhibition curated by art graduate student, Margaret Nagawa. Slated to open in the 2025-26 academic year, this groundbreaking show will spotlight powerful, provocative works by African artists, including celebrated Ugandan sculptor Babirye. Nagawa’s curation promises an immersive journey…
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IAS Revives Partnership with St. Lawrence for Kenya Semester Program
The Institute for African Studies (IAS) is excited to announce the renewal of its partnership with St. Lawrence University for the Kenya Semester Program (KSP). As one of the longest-running U.S. study abroad programs in Africa, KSP has provided immersive cultural and academic experiences to nearly 2,300 students from over 40 universities. Known for its…
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Suna Cinema Initiative
The Institute of African Studies is proud to announce the launch of the Sunu Cinema Initiative, a student-led program dedicated to bringing African cinema to Emory University. Founded by seniors Marieme Fall and Dyson Stallworth, the Initiative serves as an inclusive platform for students, faculty, and the IAS community to explore and celebrate Africa’s diverse…