University of Wisconsin–Madison
  • Sep 9
    Welcome Lunch & In Dialogue

    Dr. Christy Clark-Pujara, Dr. Andrene Wright-Johnson

    Levy Hall

    Join the Department of African American Studies for our annual Welcome Lunch paired with our first In Dialogue session of the semester. Kick off your semester by breaking bread with students and faculty then learn more on faculty research areas.

  • Sep 9
    Research for Black liberatory futures (In Dialogue)

    Dr. Jessica Lee Stovall, Dr. Christy Clark-Pujara, and Dr. Andrene Wright-Johnson

    Levy Hall #3204

    Learn about research disciplines within the field of Black studies with Dr. Jessica Lee Stovall, Dr. Christy Clark-Pujara, and Dr. Andrene Wright-Johnson, scholars and professors of African American Studies. This interdisciplinary monthly series, hosted by the Department of African American Studies at UW-Madison, invites undergraduate and graduate students to join scholars, artists, and writers who …

  • Ethnic Studies Fest: September 18th from 11-1pm in Levy Hall #3204
    Sep 18
    Ethnic Studies Fest

    Levy Hall

    Find your community, meet professors, and tour the new Levy Hall with the Department of African American Studies, the Asian American Studies program, the Chicanx/e Latinx/e Studies program, and the American Indian & Indigenous Studies program.

    Ethnic Studies Fest: September 18th from 11-1pm in Levy Hall #3204
  • Oct 1
    Fill the Hill: 2026 Fundraising Campaign

    Support our work.

  • Oct 5
    Afropean

    Discovery Building Learn more.

    Afropean will convene scholars from around the country and Europe who offer both a breadth of research and expertise on the topic of Black people and Blackness in Europe since colonization and geographic variety including Germany, Italy, Denmark, France, Sweden and the former Soviet Union. Scholars will partake in public panel discussions that will place …

  • Oct 28
    Building a career in filmmaking (In Dialogue)

    J.M. Harper

    3204 Levy Hall

    Join Emmy-nominated filmmaker, J.M. Harper, for a discussion on building a career in the film industry. This interdisciplinary monthly series, hosted by the Department of African American Studies at UW-Madison, invites undergraduate and graduate students to join scholars, artists, and writers who are working with and at the intersection of Black studies. In dialogue, speakers …

  • Oct 29
    “Soul Patrol” Screening (Collaboration with Cinematheque)

    J.M. Harper

    4070 Vilas Hall, 821 University Ave, Madison, WI 53706

  • Nov 18
    Shonda Rhimes and the Politics of 21st Century Black Ladyhood (In Dialogue)

    Dr. Keisha Lindsay

    Join Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies (and African American Studies affiliate), Dr. Keisha Lindsay, for her lecture entitled “Shonda Rhimes and the Politics of 21st Century Black Ladyhood”. This interdisciplinary monthly series, hosted by the Department of African American Studies at UW-Madison, invites undergraduate and graduate students to join scholars, artists, and writers who …

  • Feb 19
    2027 Student Symposium

    Tripp Commons, UW-Madison Memorial Union Learn more.

    This interdisciplinary symposium is open to undergraduate and graduate students from any discipline whose work centers or intersects with Black studies and Black people.