This selection of photographs by African artists offers an alternative vision of Africa. By documenting the agency and self-determination of contemporary Africans, When I Say Africa challenges the “voluntourism” urge prompted by mainstream...

Filmmaker Cherif Keita, William H. Laird Professor of French and the Liberal Arts, French and Francophone Studies at Carleton College, will be joining us for the screening and a post-film Q&A session.

Namballa Keita: A Soldier and His...

This selection of photographs by African artists offers an alternative vision of Africa. By documenting the agency and self-determination of contemporary Africans, When I Say Africa: Photographs from the Continent challenges the “voluntourism”...

Join Kathryn Mathers, associate professor of the practice in International Comparative Studies and Cultural Anthropology at Duke University, and curator of the upcoming photo exhibit in the Ruby: When I Say Africa: Photographs from the Continent...

In this searing and mesmerizing drama, five Moroccans from different social and religious strata are pushed to the fringe by their extremist government. Spanning three decades and several storylines, director Nabil Ayouch weaves an intricate tale...

This conversation will introduce the main features of the China-Africa relationship to the Duke community. The panelists will discuss the Chinese diplomacy, investments, and disputes in Africa. Lunch will be served. Coordinated by Karim M'ziani...

Jo, a witty, 9-year-old terminally ill girl is taken back to her rural village to live out the rest of her short life. Her only comfort during these dull times are her dreams of being a Superhero, which prove to be something her rebellious...

Filmmaker Amina Weira travels to her hometown of Arlit in northern Niger, where she interviews the town's residents about the negative environmental and health consequences of plutonium mining. French mining companies have mined uranium there...

This symposium was envisioned and organized with Imam Abdul Hafeez Waheed to honor the Black Muslim community in North Carolina and beyond, its culture, literature, history, and legacy from slavery until the present. Black Muslim Atlantic pays...

The Business in Africa series is designed to create a platform for the UNC Chapel Hill and NC community to engage in regular and timely dialogue with African experts who are invested in different sectors and capacities, but who all work toward...