We are excited to present an Africa series of talks to connect the community of people studying Africa or working in Africa -- including students, faculty, staff, and the wider Tucson community. We believe that with the exchange of information and building a diverse community of scholars focused on topics related to Africa, we can leverage our unique experiences to learn from each other and productively
engage with topics about Africa.
For more information CONTACT: Dr. Praise Zenenga ([email protected]) or Marcela Thompson ([email protected])
A F R I C A TA B L E S P E A K E R S E R I E S
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; L IGHT REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED
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D I A N A G I T H USchool of Natural Resources and the Environment
JANUARY 31
CO P P E R
R O O MRange Reseeding and Pastoralists Resilience
to Climate Variability
A B B A S S B R A H A MSchool of Middle Eastern and North African Studies
Colonizing Shari‘a: Islam, Law, and the Secular in the Colonial Encounter in
Mauritania (1900-1934)
K AT H E R I N E S N Y D E RSchool of Geography and Development
“Modern” Farming and the Transformation of Livelihoods in Rural Tanzania
A N N A J O S E P H S O NDepartment of Agriculture and Resource Economics
Women’s Welfare and Experienced Fertility: Understanding the Role of Failed
Pregnancy, Abortion, and Stillbirth
FEBRUARY 21S A B I N O R O O M
MARCH 20
CO P P E R R O O M
APRIL 24S A B I N O
R O O M
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