Farah Jasmine Griffin spoke about the meaning of Black History Month in our current moment

The co-director of the Toward an Intellectual History of Black Women working group will discuss the singer and activist Billie Holiday

Professor Griffin’s forum response is titled “Teaching African American Literature During Covid-19.”

The Department of African American and African Diaspora Studies chair discusses the new department and Black feminism in the article.

Co-director of CSSD working group Toward an Intellectual History of Black Women takes the stage at the “Two Wings: The Music of Black America in Migration” concert at the Kennedy Center

Professor Farrah Jasmine Griffin chats with Fredrick Harris, Dean of Social Sciences at Columbia University, on his podcast.

Co-director of CSSD working group Toward an Intellectual History of Black Women chairs Columbia’s newly created department.

Farah Jasmine Griffin, co-director of the working group Toward an Intellectual History of Black Women, spoke with DemocracyNow! and The Nation about Aretha Franklin’s legacy.

CSSD project director Farah Griffin was interviewed for NPR's The Record about Kendrick Lamar's unprecedented Pulitzer Prize win for "DAMN." and her experience on the judging committee.

Professor Farah Griffin, co-director of the CSSD Project Toward an Intellectual History of Black Women, recently spoke as part of the Marion Thompson Wright Lecture Series at Rutgers University, Newark.