black history month

“We CU: A Visual Celebration of Black Womanhood, Presence, and Connectedness,” opened Feb. 9. at the CU Art Museum. By Greta Kerkhoff

Reiland Rabaka, the director of CAAAS, and other Black creatives at CU discuss their film choices for IFS’ Black History Month screenings. By Eli Wetter

This week’s activities include Black History Month film showings, Persevering Legacy and CU Wizards. By Summer Aljobory

Local artist Adderly Grant-Lord curated a series of exhibits in Boulder County to celebrate Black History Month. By Lauren Hill

The International Film Series, in collaboration with CAAAS, will be screening 10 films for Black History Month. By Jazmyne Bernal

This week’s events include a Kongo dance class, pottery date night, and a Grammy-nominated performance. By Summer Aljobory

Learn about the history of Black History Month that occurs every February and how you can get involved. By Bella Hammond

Stand-up comedian Maya May’s show featured funny personal anecdotes and comedic critiques of the way society views prejudice. By Marion Walmer

Stand-up comedian and writer Maya May will bring her brand of socially-conscious comedy to CU. By Marion Walmer

Musical activists Aaron and Afa Dworkin came to Grusin Hall to discuss their work fighting for social justice in the classical music world. By Ben Berman