Healing Roots tells the tale of how Bajan (Barbadian) women use native plants and herbs—bush medicine as it is termed in Barbados—to help heal the body and the nation. It speaks to how these women continue African culture through their use of plants and asks us to think about what is lost...

How do we bounce back from an extended writing break? What’s the most effective way to pick up a manuscript when you barely remember what you last wrote? In this workshop, Michelle Boyd, founder and director of InkWell Academic Writing Retreats, explains how to overcome the logistical and emotional barriers...

QC Africana Studies in collaboration with QC Seek and The Office of Diversity & Compliance invites you to join our Community Conversation Series: Are We Safe Yet? On November 29th we launch the first of a four-part series that focuses on unpacking systemic discriminatory processes and barriers to equitable living...