The three-day event includes movement and music workshops in Angolan combat games and capoeira with guest artist-teachers from Angola and Brazil, as well as a book launch party and performance.

Please join us from 4:30-6:30 on Monday 18 April. for our first collective in-person event: a reception for the new John Hope Franklin Gallery exhibit "Black Lives Matter Brazil-USA).

Convened by Professor of Dance, Ava LaVonne Vinesett, this forum centers the significance of dance in making Afro Brazilian thought, creativity, experiences, memories, imagination and existence visible.

Expanding the 'street' in Brazilian hip hop: LGBTQI+ artivism and progressive Black aesthetics

Marcos Queiroz will discuss about the Haitian Revolution and the origins of Brazilian constitutionalism.

Keep up throughout 2021 as we join in celebrating 75 years of the Fulbright Program’s impact, history and alumni.

View a list of upcoming events here . Browse recaps of past events, as well as other articles here.

Join us for a raucous game night to kick off Duke's International Education Week. Trivia winners earn a custom piece of swag. This event is open to Duke students, staff, and faculty.

Inaugurating a student-created website & featuring "Teaching Black Lives Matter at Duke" with Prof. Silvio Almeida (Getulio Vargas Foundation and Mackenzie Presbyterian University, São Paulo, Brazil)

With introductory remarks by...

Program

Dr. Graham Denyer Willis Senior Lecturer, Centre of Development Studies and Centre of Latin American Studies, Cambridge University Author of The Killing Consensus: Police, Organized Crime, and the Regulation of...

Welcome back reception sponsored by Duke Brazil Initiative. Featuring a lecture by Dr. Bryan McCann: "Rio since the Olympics: New Strategies of Mobilization, Old Inequalities"; update on DBI faculty projects and book publications; AND free food...