http://ecoethics.net/2014-ENVRE120/20220619-EV&N-438-Link.html
“Curating a Fractured Past: The Role of Museums, Maps, Manuscripts, Prints, Rare Books, Photos, Artifacts, Literature & the Arts in Embracing Our Common Humanity on a Finite Planet” is a program created on the occasion of Juneteenth 2022 by the “Africa Map Circle” as part of the “Mapping the Slave Trade…” project in tribute to the life-long work of Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
In addition see:
- Recovering a Looted Past: “Repatriating” African History & The Question of “Just” Reparations
- Slavery and Suffering – History Of Africa with Zeinab Badawi [Episode 16]
- Slavery and Salvation – History Of Africa with Zeinab Badawi [Episode 17]
- Harvard University | History of the Book at Harvard | The Collector’s Corner….
and - [From the Ticknor Society] “The Collector’s Corner” – Book Collecting at the End of Empire
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Three Cambridge University Alumni to receive honorary degrees….
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See related:
as well as:
- Recovering a Looted Past: “Repatriating” African History – Digitizing Historical Maps, Images & Artifacts to Enhance Global Collaborative Research & Understanding
- A Short Overview of Emerging Digital Technologies for Research & Teaching in African History & Cultural Studies
and - African Historical Cartography: Developing New Means to Explore Alternate Narratives in African and Global Ecological History
and
For discussions of why those in the United States have had difficulties coming to terms with their slave history past see:
- Juneteenth Special: Historian Clint Smith on Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America
as well as: - The African Historical Graphics Archive
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