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United Methodist-related Africa University in Mutare, Zimbabwe. A UMNS photo by Mike DuBose. Photo number 04-077, Accompanies UMNS #073, 2/25/04.
University of Ghana, photo by Lala Pop
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Photo by Lala Pop
Photo by L. Walton, Courtesy of NYU Africa House
Photo by Lala Pop
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- @3rdChapterProj: Emerging scholars can now apply for the @theafricainst 's Research Fellowships Programme. Applicants' work should focus on performance and visual studies and intersections with art history, performance studies and critical humanities: May 5, 2021Emerging scholars can now apply for the @theafricainst 's Research Fellowships Programme. Applicants' work should focus on performance and visual studies and intersections with art history, performance studies and critical humanities:https://t.co/lLKzvnFVmh— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) May 5, 2021
- @glaragy_history: Important for all students trying to understand the challenge libraries face providing ebooks. May 5, 2021Important for all students trying to understand the challenge libraries face providing ebooks. https://t.co/YChgDbxpLS— Dr Georgina Laragy (@glaragy_history) May 5, 2021
- @3rdChapterProj: The director of @JaneAustenHouse has said that the museum will include information about the novelist's family’s ties to the slave trade (her father was a trustee of a sugar plantation on Antigua) and the broader context of the times in which Austen lived: May 3, 2021The director of @JaneAustenHouse has said that the museum will include information about the novelist's family’s ties to the slave trade (her father was a trustee of a sugar plantation on Antigua) and the broader context of the times in which Austen lived:https://t.co/BBqxQyneTy— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) May 3, 2021
- @3rdChapterProj: The latest issue of Oh, the Humanities! -- with a special focus on environmental issues -- is live: April 30, 2021The latest issue of Oh, the Humanities! -- with a special focus on environmental issues -- is live:https://t.co/Q3ddVqzCiD pic.twitter.com/GT3sKWOCyU— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) April 30, 2021
- @3rdChapterProj: The Angolan dance troupe Phenomenos do Semba whose video dancing to the South African hit song Jerusalema and inspired people around the world, from staff at a Belgian airport to police forces in Ireland, to take the Challenge #InternationalDanceDay April 29, 2021The Angolan dance troupe Phenomenos do Semba whose video dancing to the South African hit song Jerusalema and inspired people around the world, from staff at a Belgian airport to police forces in Ireland, to take the Challenge #InternationalDanceDay https://t.co/sCTZPwGi5P— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) April 29, 2021