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The "Undisciplined: Writing & Creating Otherwise" speaker series presents 1710: A Slavery Conversation Between Denmark, Ghana and Costa Rica

Date & Time

Monday, March 30, 2026, 3:50 p.m.-5:10 p.m.

Category

Lecture

Location

Academic Building West

15 Seminary Place, Seminar Room 6051 , New Brunswick, NJ, 08901

Contact

Kaysha Corinealdi

Information

Sponsored by the Department of Latino and Caribbean Studies. Cosponsored by RAICCS, ISGRJ, and the History Department

With a focus on showcasing the cutting-edge and innovative work of scholars in Latinx and Caribbean Studies, the "Undisciplined: Writing & Creating Otherwise" speaker series highlights the work of scholars who have utilized a wide array of topical, narrative, digital, community-centered, and stylistic approaches in ways that unsettle disciplinary boundaries. 

Please join us for the next event in the Undisciplined: Writing and Creating Otherwise in Latinx and Caribbean Studies speaker series.

Dr. Natasha Gordon-Chipembere 

Monday, March 30th, 3:50-5:10pm 

Academic Building West, Seminar Room 6051 

1710: A slavery conversation between Denmark, Ghana and Costa Rica

Literary scholar and novelist, Natasha Gordon-Chipembere, joins us to speak on her novel in progress that blends historical research and fiction to address the intertwined histories of slavery and memory in Denmark, Ghana, and Costa Rica.

1710: A slavery conversation between Denmark, Ghana and Costa Rica