Cite Black Barnard faculty
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 2020
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Faculty; African American women college teachers; African American women college administrators; African American teachers; African Americans; Education; Anti-racism; Study and teaching; Social justice and education; Women's colleges; Universities and colleges; Barnard College
Description: "This website is designed to recognize the contributions Black Barnard faculty members have made to scholarship, public intellectual life, and the arts. In honoring their contributions to their fields, to the Barnard/Columbia community, and beyond, we commit to and urge others to uplift and build on the work of Black faculty across the disciplines."

"Guiding principles - From the Cite Black Women Collective: #1 - Read Black women's work -- #2 - Integrate Black women into the CORE of your syllabus (in life & in the classroom) -- #3 - Acknowledge Black women's intellectual production -- #4 - Make space for Black women to speak -- #5 - Give Black women the space and time to breathe."
Notes: "This resource emerged out of the planning for an Antiracist Reading Group session for a Barnard College Virtual Pedagogy Symposium in July 2020, led by Barnard faculty Alexandra Watson, Duygu Ula, Cecelia Lie-Spahn, and Meredith Benjamin."

Inspired by the Cite Black Women Collective.
Table of contents: title: Kim F. Hall; title: Kaiama L. Glover; title: Mignon R. Moore; title: Angela M. Simms; title: Gabri Christa; title: Abosede A. George; title: Quandra Prettyman; title: Celia E. Naylor; title: Monica L. Miller; title: Colin Wayne Leach; title: Belinda Archibong; title: Lisa Edstrom.