Save Nubia Project

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• This Save Nubia Project Seminar will focus on the issues of development and preserving ancient and modern African culture, and the latest update on the ancient Kush and Nubia archaeological sites in Sudan.

SPEAKERS:

• Dr. Siri Brown – Chair, African American Studies Dept. (Merritt College)

Prof. Walter Turner, Chair, Social Sciences Dept. (College of Marin), and host of "Africa Today" on KPFA Radio

Ms. Lori Pottinger – International Rivers, head of Communications and Africa Program

Prof. Manu Ampim – Director of Save Nubia Project, and Professor of History & Africana Studies (Contra Costa College

Saturday, January 26, 2013

10:30 am - 1:30 pm

(doors open at 10:00 am)

MERRITT COLLEGE

Newton/Seale Conference Room

12500 Campus Drive

Oakland, CA

Sponsored by the African American Studies Dept.

$10 general

Free for students with ID

Register for the event here:

http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=bxfdmskab&oeidk=a07e6tplx67cf966705