2021 Conference

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FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd

4:00-5:00pm

Keynote Event with the Institute of Politics

5:30-8pm

Film Screening - From Protestors to Politicians: Ferguson Activists 5 Years Later

Followed by a panel discussion.

SATURDAY, APRIL 4th

The Tweets

10:45am-12:00pm

- Blackness in Machine Learning and AI: Trailblazing in Uncertainty

- Presidential Power of Hip Hop: The Influence of Hip Hop Music in 2020 Politics

- The Family Reunion: Building Community and Solidarity within the African Diaspora

The Streets

2:00-3:15pm

- Black Liberation: Decarceration and Prison Abolition as a Way Forward

- Reparations Now? - Reframing the Conversation, Re-envisioning Solutions

- From the Hurricane Katrina to the Flint Water Crisis: Why Black People Must Remain on the Frontlines of the Struggle for Environmental and Climate Justice

The Seats

3:30-4:45pm

- The Black Body and Healthcare: Understanding and Addressing the Historical Impacts of Health Inequities

- Let Her Learn: Understanding & Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline for Black Girls

- Black Prosperity and Wealth Building : Assessing Racial Wealth Inequality in Black Communities

Agenda

2021 Conference

More details to come!

Please stay tuned, as we'll be updating this page regularly in the coming weeks.

FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd

4:00-5:00pm

Keynote Event with the Institute of Politics

5:30-8pm

Film Screening - From Protestors to Politicians: Ferguson Activists 5 Years Later

SATURDAY, APRIL 4th

The Tweets

10:45am-12:00pm

- Blackness in Machine Learning and AI: Trailblazing in Uncertainty

- Presidential Power of Hip Hop: The Influence of Hip Hop Music in 2020 Politics

- The Family Reunion: Building Community and Solidarity within the African Diaspora

The Streets

2:00-3:15pm

- Black Liberation: Decarceration and Prison Abolition as a Way Forward

- Reparations Now? - Reframing the Conversation, Re-envisioning Solutions

- From the Hurricane Katrina to the Flint Water Crisis: Why Black People Must Remain on the Frontlines of the Struggle for Environmental and Climate Justice

The Seats

3:30-4:45pm

- The Black Body and Healthcare: Understanding and Addressing the Historical Impacts of Health Inequities

- Let Her Learn: Understanding & Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline for Black Girls

- Black Prosperity and Wealth Building : Assessing Racial Wealth Inequality in Black Communities

Receptions

6:00-7:00pm

- Networking Reception

7:00pm

- VIP Reception

After the Party

10:00pm+

- Conference After-Party

SUNDAY, APRIL 5th

Brunch//Optional

Cambridge Establishment (TBD)