Upcoming Events
Skylight Books (LA)
1818 Vermont Avenue
Los Angeles
(In Partnership with Goethe-Institut LA)
Powell's (Portland)
1005 W. Burnside Street
Portland, Oregon
DETAILS SOON
Past Events
Politics and Prose (DC)
Politics and Prose
5015 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC
(In Partnership with WorldPrideDC)
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Pen and Pencil Club (Philadelphia)
1522 Latimer Street
Philadelphia
With special focus on Hirschfeld as a journalist
Book sales by Head House Books
21+ Venue
Goethe-Institut (Manhattan)
30 Irving Place
New York City
In conversation with Brandy Schillace
Moderated by Noah Isenberg
POWERHOUSE Arena (Brooklyn)
New York Book Launch
28 Adams Street
Brooklyn
Allways Lounge (New Orleans)
Book Launch Cabaret
Allways Lounge
2240 St. Claude Avenue
New Orleans
Book sales by Octavia Books
21+ Venue
"Constructing Race in Reconstruction Courtrooms"
sponsored by Louisiana Supreme Court
(for CLE credit)
Historic New Orleans Collection
Williams Research Center
410 Chartres Street
Charter Cities Conference (South Africa)
Fireside Chat on A History of Future Cities
Hosted by Tamara Winter
March 17, 2020
Sandton Hilton
Johannesburg, South Africa
CONFERENCE CANCELLED
TO BE RESCHEDULED
Lafayette Public Library
Seminary Coop (Chicago)
Miami Book Fair
"Race in America" Panel
with Steve Luxenberg
Room 8203 (Building 8, 2nd Floor)
Miami-Dade College
300 NE Second Avenue, Miami, FL
Louisiana Book Festival
Harvard College
Quincy House
Senior Common Room
58 Plympton Street
sponsored by the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research
Tulane University
New Orleans Public Library
Historic New Orleans Collection
Race and Education Panel
Williams Research Center
410 Chartres Street
New Orleans, LA
Beijing, China: Ullens Center for Contemporary Art
Chapel Hill, NC: Global Sustainability Symposium
University of North Carolina, Global Sustainability Symposium, FedEx Global Education Center
University of Toronto
Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto with Prof. Mark Kingwell
Berkeley, CA: UC Berkeley Art Museum with Chinese novelist Hu Fang
Washington, DC: National Building Museum
Washington, DC: Library of Congress
Library of Congress Whittall Pavillion (Jefferson Building)