African American Studies screens Banished (2008), directed by Marco Williams, which follows the efforts of descendants of Black residents seeking retribution for harm directed at their ancestors.

The Price of Memory (2014), by Karen Marks Mafundikwa, contrasts the £20 million Britain paid to compensate Caribbean slaveholders with demands for redress from descendants of Jamaican slaves.

Community educator and birth worker, SeQuoia Kemp, will trace out the relationship between environmental racism, reproductive justice, and the production of maternal toxic zones.

Using the social technology of a healing circle, SeQuoia Kemp facilitates a unique opportunity to address intergenerational trauma in service of gaining greater reproductive justice for all.

This year's Jeannette K. Watson Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Humanities, Rina Banerjee, is introduced to the SU community with conversation about her work, philosophies, and inspirations.

Timur Hammond and Lawrence Chua join Rina Banerjee to discuss materiality, time, architecture, and geography in Take Me to the Palace of Love (2003) and A World Lost (2013), on view at the museum.

2023 Watson Professor in the Humanities, Rina Banerjee, talks about inter-racial marriage, diaspora, and identity through her work, "Viola, from New Orleans," and objects from the museum’s…

Sascha Scott and Courtney Hicks moderate a ‘box lunch’ conversation with Rina Banerjee on navigating the world of art as a woman of color and creating an artist's archive.

Rina Banerjee explores diaspora, displacement, and science in her drawings and art installations. "Between birth and death the constant spins and oodles of noodles migrate, waffle uncertainty."

In this workshop for faculty, staff, and students by registration, Sara Safransky's community-engaged work in Detroit sparks broader conversation about how, why, and for whom research takes place.

Dr. Sara Safransky presents a lecture based on her research on the legacies of redlining, disinvestment, and industrial decline in Detroit and the possibilities for creating a more just city.

Art History graduate student Ankush Arora talks with 2023 JKWatson Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Humanities, Rina Banerjee, about curating an exhibition of Mithila art from India.

JKWatson Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Humanities, Rina Banerjee, collaborates with University faculty to offer a limited space workshop for interested students and campus community members.

Davie M. Dreisen and Mike Goode engage artist Rina Banerjee in critical conversation about climate change, art, and law.

Rina Banerjee caps her residency as this year's J.K. Watson Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Humanities by engaging Gayatri Spivak in conversation about reason and imagination, sign and trace.

Flannery Cunningham Stacy Garrop Anthony R. Green James Gordon Williams Society for New Music and the Department of Art and Music Histories host this afternoon concert of “Repair” works…

Dr. Painter explores issues of racial and gender identity and how they have figured into the history of America and the West.

View a showcase of media, art, and storytelling created within immigrant, undocumented, and borderland communities in Syracuse and Richmond, VA.

Legendary civil rights and environmental activist and author George Lakey talks about his work with the Earth Quaker Action Team (EQAT).

Legendary civil rights and environmental activist and author George Lakey draws on principles from his 2018 book, How We Win: A Guide to Nonviolent Direct Action Campaigning, to discuss his work with…