The Indiana University African Studies Program offers programming for schools (K-12), colleges, universities, community groups, media, and business. Our faculty and graduate students include specialists across the disciplines in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and the professional industries who are ready to share their knowledge and experience.
We would like to work with you to develop activities such as interactive performances, presentations, and workshops that educate and delight.
We can visit your school or organization or connect with you via video conference.
The African Studies Outreach Program makes all its videos, slides and teaching resource materials available to faculty, staff, and students regardless of institutional affiliation. A complete list can be found at our lending library.
These kits range from African musical instruments to fabrics, crafts, and games.
If you are interested in any of the above materials or presentations, please contact us at: mgrosz@indiana.edu. We look forward to hearing from you.
Faculty and students make presentations on Africa and other world areas to commuities and schools in Indiana both in person and on interactive video. Contact gss@indiana.edu.
Through interactive video ISIS brings Indiana University's international studies specialists into elementary, middle, and high school classrooms, in both rural and urban communities throughout Indiana. Contact isis@indiana.edu
The African Studies Program offers several teacher workshops throughout the year that focus on incorporating African content into the curriculum. Similarly, we partner with other IU area studies centers on thematic workshops.
The African Studies Outreach Program has a lending library of print, video, and teaching resource materials available to faculty, staff, and students regardless of institutional affiliation. (Lending Library website)
Faculty specialists are available from across the disciplines to offer expert knowledge and analysis of current issues concerning the African continent and its diasporas.
Comprehensive coverage on a wide array of topics. (All Africa website)
This website is maintained by IU’s African Studies librarian and features links to top continent-based and international reporting on Africa. (Today's News in Africa website)
All available without a subscription, this extensive list of African newspapers was compiled by Columbia University Libraries and AFRINUL, a special project of the Africana Librarians Council of the African Studies Association of the United States and the Cooperative Africana Microform Project at the Center for Research Libraries. (Electronic Newspapers of Africa website)
For inquiries, or programming requests, please email africaiu@indiana.edu or call 812-855-8084.
