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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
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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.

Click here for a map of Barnard College. The venue is accessible to people with mobility disabilities.

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