Thursday February 11th, 6-7:30pm. Register here.

This seminar is the second in a series of Black History Month teach-ins hosted by Providence Black Studies Syllabus. Providence Black Studies Syllabus (PBSS) is a community-based program focused on teaching Black Studies as a foundation for social change. Each teach-in, workshop, and class is uniquely tailored to the specific learning goals and capacities of requesting entities.

PBSS believes that all students are capable of critically engaging with complex and controversial history. As such, PBSS sessions are designed to provide theoretically grounded historical education to support oppression-resisting communities seeking to use engaged scholarship as a mechanism for movement-based organizing around issues of racial justice, equity, and power sharing.