The Institute For African Studies

'A very bad history': Panelists talk inclusivity of Colonials nickname Four panelists debated whether the Colonials nickname is an inclusive term for the GW community at a Marvin Center event Wednesday.

Fellows will have the opportunity to work on federal advocacy on human rights issues in the Washington, D.C. office of AIUSA. The Fellowship is part-time and requires a minimum six-month commitment starting in September 2019 and will focus on human rights issues and US foreign policy related to sub-Saharan Africa.

https://www.globaljobs.org/jobs/19700-washington-dc-amnesty-international-almami-cyllah-fellow

Almami Cyllah Fellow job in Washington, D.C. Almami Cyllah Fellow job in Washington, D.C.

Happy Monday! Check out our Weekly Newsletter - 2/4 for the latest news, events & more: https://bit.ly/2Sb4OGV. Please note our Newsletter will be on a brief hiatus as we undergo staff changes. We thank you for your patience & understanding in advance!

IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 2/4 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. IAfS is pleased to celebrate Black History Month (BHM), which runs from February 1s...

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IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 1/28 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. On January 16th, IAfS in co-sponsorship with LEAP and MAIA held an event on MLK and...

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Get to know a new side of MLK Wednesday evening during King Week--it's not too late to register for this dinner discussion!
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IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 1/14 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. On January 2, 2019, Dean Brigety was honorably received in Jubilee Palace by the Pr...

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Happy New Year! 2019 has barely begun, but we've got some amazing events lined up: Come hear about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's voice in international affairs on January 16th. This talk by Reverend Dr. Robert M. Franklin also includes dinner. Register now!

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Happy Monday! Check out our Weekly Newsletter - 12/10 for the latest news, events & more: https://bit.ly/2Px8QTT . IAfS would like to wish everyone Happy Holidays! Our Newsletter will be on a brief hiatus until Jan. 2019. We hope our students and faculty enjoy the break!

IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 12/10 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. IAfS wishes everyone Happy Holidays! We hope you enjoy the winter break with your f...

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IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 12/3 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. On November 21st, Dean Reuben E. Brigety II gave an on-camera interview on developm...

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IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 11/12 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. On Thursday, November 8th, IAfS hosted a book talk on Inside Al-Shaabab:The Secret....

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IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 11/5 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. On Monday, October 29th, GW students, faculty and guests joined IAfS and Stand with...

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IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 10/29 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. On Tuesday, October 23rd, IAfS Associate Director Amb. Mulamula spoke on a UN Panel...

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IAfS Weekly Newsletter - 10/22 STAY CONNECTED WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Stay connected with the Institute for African Studies, the Elliott School's hub for students, faculty and researchers who share an interest in examining contemporary issues in Africa. In co-sponsorship with LEAP, the Insitute hosted Ambassador Prudence Bushnell's boo...