91Ö±²¥

Join us for a hot meal and an intimate, discussion-driven gathering that brings together APHD scholars, students, and faculty, to explore research on the diversity and complexity of BIPOC identity and experience. 

Presenters will share qualitative and quantitative studies or theoretical works addressing intersections of BIPOC identity with race, gender, sexual orientation, age, ability, and class. Presenters will give a 5–7 minute overview at small tables, followed by rich dialogue and a final sharing of insights across groups. 

This collaborative, community-centered format prioritizes connection over formality—no AV required—and fosters a welcoming, supportive environment for scholars to think together, learn from one another, and build lasting relationships. 

Don’t miss this meaningful opportunity to connect with scholars, peers, alumni, and community members.

Sign up to present your work and share your ideas, or register to attend and learn from innovative voices in BIPOC scholarship.

A Caribbean-style dinner will be provided.