Join colleagues for a quiet, shared writing session. Bring a current project and work independently alongside others in a focused, supportive environment. No workshopping or discussion required.If… read more about AWW: Black Study Writing Group »
Using the archives of the African National Congress of South Africa & the letters and memoirs of past activists, this talk will examine how women shaped the exiled struggle against apartheid in… read more about Women, Youth, and Anti-Colonial Struggle in South Africa’s Exiled Liberation Movements »
Lessons from Latin America - Mini-Conference Series (2026-2027)Workshop 1: Care Against Violence: Gender Violence, Reproductive Justice, and Social ReproductionDate: October 22-24, 2026Location: Duke… read more about Care Against Violence: Gender Violence, Reproductive Justice, and Social Reproduction - Keynote »
Mongane Wally Serote, the Poet Laureate of South Africa will present an evening of poetry and reflections on the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising, when students bravely fought back against… read more about Mongane Wally Serote, Poet Laureate of South Africa »
Lessons from Latin America - Mini-Conference Series (2026-2027) Workshop 1: Care Against Violence: Gender Violence, Reproductive Justice, and Social ReproductionDate: October 22-24, 2026Location:… read more about Care Against Violence: Gender Violence, Reproductive Justice, and Social Reproduction - Workshop Day 1 »
Lessons from Latin America - Mini-Conference Series (2026-2027) Workshop 1: Care Against Violence: Gender Violence, Reproductive Justice, and Social ReproductionDate: October 22-24, 2026Location:… read more about Care Against Violence: Gender Violence, Reproductive Justice, and Social Reproduction - Workshop Day 2 »
Join us on Thursday, October 29th at 6:00 PM in East Duke 209 for a public discussion with Dr. Gayle Rubin (University of Michigan), a pioneering theorist and activist in feminist, lesbian and gay,… read more about Thinking Sex. Again. with Dr. Gayle Rubin »
Join colleagues for a quiet, shared writing session. Bring a current project and work independently alongside others in a focused, supportive environment. No workshopping or discussion required.If… read more about AWW: Black Study Writing Group »
Celebration of Haitian music featuring a performance by musician Paul Beaubrun. read more about Celebrating Haitian Music with Paul Beaubrun »
This event is hosted by the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies in partnership with Duke Arts.MacArthur "Genius" Award-winning icon Taylor Mac reunites with Obie Award-winning… read more about The 2026 Queer Theory Lecture in Honor of Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick »
Speed Meets Speed: IShowSpeed's Musical Encounters in the CaribbeanIn spring 2026, Darren Watkins, the 21-year-old streamer known as IShowSpeed, livestreamed his way through fifteen Caribbean… read more about Ethnomusicology Lecture: Jessica Baker, University of Chicago »
Marisa J. Fuentes is the Presidential Term Chair in African American History and Associate Professor of History and Women's and Gender Studies at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. She… read more about AWW: Marissa Fuentes | Refuse Bodies, Disposable Lives »
Dannie Brice is a PhD Candidate in history with research interests in coffee, empire, and knowledge infrastructures in the eighteenth and early nineteenth-century transatlantic worlds.If you're… read more about AWW: Dannie Brice, PhD Candidate (Duke) »
November 30. 2026. Fredric Jameson Gallery. GUEST TALK. BLACK COTTON U.S.Featuring Julius Tillery. For five generations, the Tillery family has worked the land of Northeastern NC. Black Cotton U.S.… read more about GROUNDING AMERICA: COTTON guest talk »