Important thinking going on at Clark Atlanta University this Fall. “Through A Du Boisian Lens: Informing Public Policy Through Empirical Social Research”.

"By leaning on the island‘s rich ecology — and the Gullah Geechee people’s intimate knowledge of their land — scientists are hopeful they can keep #HoggHummock above the waves."

New story in #AJC about our collaborative work on Sapelo Island. Read it here: shorturl.at/ICATU. #SOLO #S2S

UGA’s Cornelia Walker Bailey Program (CWBP) on Land, Sea and Agriculture is proud to partner with Mr. Stanley Walker as we launch our first event of the new CWBP Arts program. Join Mr. Walker on Sapelo Island in a three day cast net making workshop. Registration and more info on CWBP www.

Re-reading @lydiajean.bsky.social important book to discuss with her and other folks in Detroit at the AAG (3/27/25 @ 10:10). C’mon.
#abolitionist #infrastructures

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“Memory, (Re)Making, and the Futures of Indigo” by
Maurice Bailey, Nik Heynen, photographs by Rinne Allen in Southern Cultures. Available here: muse.jhu.edu/article/9516...