Africana Studies at IUPUI

Africana Studies at IUPUI IUPUI Africana Studies Program is here to promote the study of Africa and the African Diaspora.

Africana Studies (formerly known as the African American and African Diaspora Studies Program) was first established at IUPUI in 1981 by Dr. Monroe Little. In his capacity as the Founding Director, he emphasized the importance of establishing an institution and courses that would emphasize the important history and culture of the peoples of Africa and the African Diaspora. "At the same time, he em

phasized the importance of creating Black Studies Programs that chronicle the life experiences and historical trajectories of African Americans all the way from ancient Africa to the building of modern American society.

Dr. Patricia Turley representing at UNC Charlotte ✊🏿
04/11/2026

Dr. Patricia Turley representing at UNC Charlotte ✊🏿

02/03/2026
📚 Discover the Depth of Africana Studies! 🌍Are you ready to explore the rich histories, vibrant cultures, and powerful v...
11/14/2024

📚 Discover the Depth of Africana Studies! 🌍

Are you ready to explore the rich histories, vibrant cultures, and powerful voices from Africa and its global diaspora? 🌿✨ Africana Studies opens doors to understanding how African-descended people have shaped our world—from art and politics to technology and social justice.

✨ Why Study African Studies?

- Global Perspective: Gain a unique lens on world events, grounded in African traditions, values, and resilience.

- Cultural Appreciation: Dive into music, literature, fashion, and movements that connect African communities across the globe.

-Empowering Knowledge: Equip yourself with the insights to address issues like racial equity, representation, and cultural heritage in meaningful ways.

This journey isn’t just academic—it’s transformational! 🌟 Join us and discover how Africana Studies can enrich your perspective and impact your future.

📆 Enroll today and be part of the legacy of change.

Here are some tips to get the best of your Fall break-🔸Rest and Recharge- Use this time to catch up on sleep and relax.🔸...
10/21/2024

Here are some tips to get the best of your Fall break-

🔸Rest and Recharge- Use this time to catch up on sleep and relax.
🔸Plan Ahead- Review your upcoming assignments or exams and create a study plan.
🔸Catch Up- If you’ve fallen behind, use the break to catch up on readings or assignments.
🔸Explore Interests- Use the free time to dive into hobbies or interests you’ve neglected.

Enjoy your break✨

It was such an amazing time with as she shed insight on her book, My Black Country.
10/19/2024

It was such an amazing time with as she shed insight on her book, My Black Country.

Happening tonight! We’ll see you there!
09/04/2024

Happening tonight! We’ll see you there!

Please join the Center for Africana Studies and Culture at IUPUI (CASC) in the School of Liberal Arts as it welcomes ba...
08/16/2024

Please join the Center for Africana Studies and Culture at IUPUI (CASC) in the School of Liberal Arts as it welcomes back its Prestigious Fellow, author and journalist A’Lelia Bundles for another edition of her “In Conversation”
series. In this iteration she and a panel of experts will explore the importance of teaching Black Indiana
history and why all students deserve to see themselves reflected in library books.

Today, bird watching is cancelled; we will update you with new information soon. 💚
05/26/2024

Today, bird watching is cancelled; we will update you with new information soon. 💚

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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