The Roundtable for Black Feminist and Womanist Theory
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    • 2020: Amber Jamilla Musser and Selamawit Terrefe
    • 2021: Saidiya Hartman and Beverly Guy-Sheftall
    • 2022: Omise’eke Tinsley & Tiffany King
    • 2023: Tiffany King
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    • 2020 Call for Abstracts >
      • 2020 Meeting Information
    • 2021 Call for Abstracts
    • 2022 Call for Abstracts >
      • 2022 Meeting Information
    • 2023 Call for Abstracts >
      • 2023 Meeting Information
  • Submit A Paper/ Register for the Roundtable
  • BFWT Roundtable Programs
    • 2020
    • 2021
    • 2022
    • 2023
  • Keynotes
    • 2020: Amber Jamilla Musser and Selamawit Terrefe
    • 2021: Saidiya Hartman and Beverly Guy-Sheftall
    • 2022: Omise’eke Tinsley & Tiffany King
    • 2023: Tiffany King
  • Organizer Contact Information
  • Calls for Papers
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Statement of Purpose:
To unite scholars, activists, and artists across disciplines and professional trajectories who are working to highlight the intellectual contributions of Black women, femmes, and non-men throughout the African diaspora. This space functions as a working space for scholars, artists, activists, and theorists of various backgrounds to receive feedback on their projects that will enrich Black feminist and womanist traditions. All participants, presenters and otherwise, are expected to uphold themselves in a collegial manner that allows the space to be a productive environment for all. 

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While this space is not closed to Black women, femmes, and gender-expansive people, it is expected that presenters focus on these groups in their submitted abstracts and presentations.

Objectives:

  • Cultivate a network of professionals invested in the multiplicitous traditions of Black womanist and feminist theory across disciplines and institutions. This includes encouraging and fostering mentorship for junior scholars as they advance in their academic careers.

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  • Assist participants in transforming research projects into publishable materials such as book chapters, articles, manuscripts, etc. 
 
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  • Provide a collegial space for rigorous feedback among peers through annual meetings and other convenings at conference panels, book sessions, roundtable talks, and writing retreats.
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