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Historian Adriane Lentz-Smith and poet Crystal Simone Smith in conversation. An event in the series Historians & Artists in conversation about slavery and emancipation in the US. ...
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The Forum for Scholars and Publics at Duke advocates for the vitality of community expertise and scholarly knowledge, both within and outside of the walls of the university. We organize programs and public events on and off campus, curate dynamic digital spaces for sharing research and commentary, host working groups and residencies, and engage with faculty, fellows, and community partners interested in exploring new ways to connect scholars and publics locally and globally.
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Welcome to our 2021-2022 Public Scholarship Fellow
Doctoral student Julia Bingham is the Anne Firor Scott Graduate Fellow in Public Scholarship for 2021-22. Julia is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Marine Science and Conservation (MSC) at the Duke Marine Lab. We recently asked her to introduce herself…
read more about Welcome to our 2021-2022 Public Scholarship FellowComic Book on Haiti Now in Portuguese
To mark Haitian Flag Day in Brazil, we’re releasing the Portuguese translation of “The Revolution That Gave Birth to Haiti.” Read “A Revolução que deu origem ao Haiti” online, download the PDF, and order print copies…
read more about Comic Book on Haiti Now in PortugueseGlobal Stories, Local Issues: Beading a Belt
Through beading, Scarlett Guy attempts to understand the relationship between her cultural identity and craft practices as a Tsalagi, and how that relationship relates to broader Native American/Indigenous crafter experience.…
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