Dear Conference Participants:

In light of the impact of COVID-19 New Mexico Governor Lujan Grisham has declared a state public health emergency and all UNM campus events have been canceled.  As t…

Beth Glenn is featured on UNM Proud, a project from The University of New Mexico that showcases students, staff, faculty, and alumni, all of whom make the community unique. Beth Glenn is the Adm…

The Africana Studies Program at The University of New Mexico has entered its 50th year. In homage to the discipline, our practitioners, and supporters, we will host the Inaugural Southwest Conference …

As part of the Cortez Williams Lecture Series for the 2019/20 academic year, Dr. Emmanuel Asonye spoke on the topic "Decolonizing African Communication Systems, Creating Language Access for the C…

Come and hear an incredible illustrated historical narrative to connect the history of Black, Mexican and Indigenous Peoples solidarity and freedom movements. Using extensive personal photographs and…

"Tommy Curry has written a cool, brilliant defense of the men who are the pariahs of American society: the ones who, regardless of class, find themselves at the bottom of every hierarchy; the ones wh…

Dr. Sheryl Felecia Means holds a BA in English Literature from Spelman College and earned her Ph.D. in Education Sciences, Philosophical and Cultural Inquiry from the University of Kentucky in May 20…

Dr. Emmanuel Asonye had his bachelor’s and master’s degree in Linguistics and Igbo Studies and his doctoral in Linguistics and Communications from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria…

On June 29, Emmanuel Asonye, PhD, Research Scholar at Africana Studies presented a research paper at the 2019 LSA Linguistic Institute Symposium of the University of California, Davis, titled, &#8220…