Black Life In The Wake And The Making Of Otherwise Projects

Overview

As part of a 2023-2024 Andrew Mellon Sawyer Seminar titled “Evasion: Thinking the Underside of Surveillance” we invite you to attend “Black Life in the Wake and the Making of Otherwise Projects” with Christina Sharpe, Writer, Professor and Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Black Studies in the Humanities and Dionne Brand, Renowned Poet, Novelist, Essayist, and Editorial Director of Alchemy by Knopf.

This discussion hosted by Kamari Clarke, Distinguished Professor of Transnational Justice & Sociolegal Studies at University of Toronto, will raise questions around surveillance and carceral capitalism, rethinking structures of power, and spaces of transformation that can move us towards new possibilities. 

This event is in collaboration with The Evasion Lab, Mellon Foundation, Association of Black Anthropologists, Black Research Network and Another Story Bookshop.

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