In collaboration with Ashé Cultural Arts Center, this installment will feature two New Orleans natives exploring Mardi Gras traditions from their respective lenses as culture bearers.
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An ongoing talk series that examines the shared Pan-African experience from a diverse set of Black lenses.
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Join writer, vocalist and performance/sound artist LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs, author of TwERK (Belladonna, 2013) alongside Black feminist writer, poet and performance artist Ra Malika Imhotep, author of gossypiin (Red Hen Press, Spring 2022), for our October talk commemorating Black Poetry Day.
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A RESPONSIVE PANEL - OUR DIASPORIC COMMUNITY’S ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITY TO ONE ANOTHER WHEN TRAVELING AND EXCHANGING EXPERIENCES.
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This month, we’ll be exploring the importance of food justice with change agents Ysanet Batista, founder of Woke Foods currently living in Ayiti, and Sheryl Durrant, an urban farmer, educator, and food justice advocate.
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This multi-part cultural program – celebrates Brazil’s Black Consciousness Movement through films, discussions and musical performance. The project includes a series of award winning documentary films on African based spiritual traditions, healing, feminine power, violence against women, music and dance in Bahia. Films are in Portuguese with English subtitles. All discussions are in English. Events are scheduled to occur during the months of November, December, February, and March and are to be streamed by CCCADI.
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A multi-generational dialogue which centers the collective wisdom of the Lucumi community in the U.S. in response to this annual tradition.
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@jonathanriveranyc , founder of Brooklyn Coquito @brooklyncoquito takes us on an exploration of how this drink has been a cultural conduit for family traditions and Boricua identity. Join him as he visits prominent coquito makers and asks the timely question everyone asks about coquito, “¿Quien lo hizo?”(“Who made it?”)
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THIS SERIES IS DEDICATED TO CRITICAL DEBATE, DIALOGUE, AND ENGAGEMENT WITH CURATORS OF COLOR COMMITTED TO THE ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL PRODUCTION OF THE AFRO-CARIBBEAN AND ITS DIASPORA.
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Afro-Caribbean curators are discussing the powerful work of the Diaspora during CCCADI’s Curators in Conversation!
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