A screening of Où sont les Noirs ? / Acting While Black (2019) and Regard Noir / Melanin (2021) will be followed by a discussion with Rockhaya Diallo and faculty.

A screening of Afrique sur Seine (1955), Borom Sarret (1963), La Noire de… / Black Girl (1966) followed by a discussion with invited guests and faculty.

Screening of feature film Atlantique / Atlantics (2019; 1h45min), followed by discussion with Director and Dartmouth faculty.

Screening of Atlantique / Atlantics (2009; 15min) and Mille Soleils / A Thousand Suns (2013; 45mins). Director Mati Diop will join faculty for discussion following screening.

The theatre company will be doing a staged reading of scenes from Molière’s Tartuffe, in English, which will be followed by a talkback with the director, Lucie Tiberghien, and three actors, Dan Pearce, Kaliswa Brewster, and Michelle Veintimilla. “Molière in the Park” is a theater company based in Brooklyn, NY, whose mission is to provide free theater for all and to serve as a catalyst for empathy and a conduit for political and social discourse.

Come discover companies and network with professionals who will share their expertise in how French opens doors and possibilities. Ask questions about internships!

The Leslie Center for the Humanities, the program in Comparative Literature, and the Department of French and Italian are pleased to welcome Prf. Berger, as well as the wider Dartmouth community, to a lecture titled: A Topolitics of Safe Space.

A symposium dedicated to conversation about food and beverage, place, and the construction of community and identity.

A symposium dedicated to conversation about food and beverage, place, and the construction of community and identity.

While Haiti faces more humanitarian crises, from the rise of gang violence to the resurgence of a cholera outbreak, Haitian writers continue to bear witness to the injustices.