If you are in New Haven on Thursday join me. I’m looking forward to sharing new work.

Georgetown Humanities Initiative Faculty Work-in-Progress Series: Prof. Peggy K. Lee Georgetown English Department ''Holding Myself Together:' On Mereology, Institutional Violence, and Exhaustion.' Discussant: Prof. Soyica Colbert Dr. Soyica Colbert. Mon. April 8, 4-5:30PM, ICC 462.

Ruth J. Simmons @georgetown, in conversation with Dr. Soyica Colbert
Feb. 26, 5 PM, Copley Formal Lounge

Join me, ⁦Dr. Keisha N. Blain⁩, Donna Brazile , ⁦Atima Omara⁩ and @laphonzaB @politicsprose on Saturday, 2/17 to discuss Wake Up America: Black Women on the Future of Democracy. See you at 5pm at @politicsprose (Connecticut Ave location)!

Our author series continues this weekend, February 17 at Politics and Prose on Conn. Ave. at 5pm. Join Dr. Keisha N. Blain — Wake Up America: Black Women on the Future of Democracy — and a panel discussion with Atima Omara, Donna Brazile & Senator Laphonza Butler moderated by Dr. Soyica Colbert.

Such an honor speaking about how my experience at Georgetown University led me to Headway!

Thank you to Dr. Soyica Colbert for moderating an excellent panel discussion benefiting Georgetown's 'Called to Be' campaign: calledtobe.georgetown.edu

I have enjoyed the Phillis Wheatley Poetry Festival. I had the chance to share new work from my Village Gate book and even better to bask in the brilliance of friends.

A pleasure indeed 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Excited for this conversation 💜💜💜

THIS WEDNESDAY: Diane Rehm: On My Mind's October Book Club discussion of 'The Unsettled' by Ayana Mathis. First a deep dive with J.T. Roane , Dr. Soyica Colbert & Marion Winik. Then a conversation with Ayana Mathis donate.wamu.org/page/57394/eve…

What a pleasure to be in conversation with the brilliant Ayana Matthis ⁦Politics and Prose⁩. Pick up a copy and read The Unsettled!

I look forward to this conversation. Join us DC Folks!

On a list with a group of amazing poets—what a joy! Thank you, National Book Foundation! And thank you to the judges for this gift—& for all that reading! 💜🎉🙏🏽

Thank you to the wonderful Dr. Soyica Colbert for joining us for today's session on first drafts! We loved having you in the Lab 🙏🏽

Thank you for a beautiful session today Dr. Soyica Colbert! Can't wait to dig into all your books!

And thanks Zuhdi for doing photographer duty today while my shoulder heals ❤️

1970s Washington DC

“Collaboration, reciprocity, and shared creation defines the practice of mutual aid…The mutual aid society survived the Middle Passage and…It made good the ideals of the commons, the collective, the ensemble, the always-more-than-one of existing in the world”—Saidiya Hartman

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