Caribbean Feminisms on the Page III: In Paris

Maryse Condé and Fabienne Kanor

Mar 17, 2016 | 5:00pm
Reading and Discussion
Reid Hall, Paris, France

Maryse Conde and Fabeinne Kanor

ABOUT THE EVENT

Taking place during Barnard’s 2016 Global Symposium in Paris, this conversation will feature esteemed writer and former Columbia University faculty member Maryse Condé and renowned contemporary Franco-Martinican novelist and filmmaker Fabienne Kanor. Speaking on a rich tradition of artists and writers moving between the French-speaking Caribbean and France, these writers will discuss the specific gendered realities of transnational migration and Afro-Europeanness.

This conversation will be moderated by Kaiama L. Glover.

This event is free and open to the public.

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