African
Studies Association
Past Annual Meetings
2006 Annual
Meeting (San Francisco, CA
- November 16-19, 2006)
(Re)Thinking
Africa and the World: Internal Reflections,
External Responses
2005 Annual Meeting (Washington,
DC - November 17-20, 2005)
Health, Knowledge, and the
Body/Politic in Africa and the African
Diaspora
2004 Annual Meeting (New Orleans,
LA - November 11-14, 2004 )
The Power of Expression:
Identity, Language, and Memory in Africa and
the Diaspora
2003 Annual Meeting (Boston,
MA - October 30 - November 2, 2003)
Youthful Africa in the 21st Century
2002 Annual Meeting (Washington,
DC - December 5-8, 2002)
Africa in the Information and Technology
Age
2001 Annual Meeting (Houston,
TX - November 15-18, 2001)
Africa and the African Diaspora: Past,
Present, Future
The African Studies Association sponsors an
Annual Meeting, which provides an occasion for panels, plenary sessions and
discussion groups, exhibits, and films. Participants from America, Africa, Asia and Europe gather for this
meeting, which is held in different regions of North America, in cooperation with major
colleges, universities and museums. With an average attendance of 1,700, the
Annual Meeting has grown into one of the largest annual gatherings of
Africanists in the world. Highlights of the Annual Meeting include the Abiola Lecture, the Presidential Address, and a
distinguished speaker hosted by the Women's Caucus.
Past meetings were held in San Francisco
(1996), Columbus (1997), Chicago (1998), Philadelphia (1999), Nashville (2000),
and Houston (2001), Washington, DC (2002), Boston, MA (2003), New Orleans, LA
(2004), Washington DC (2005), and San Francisco (2006).
Future
meeting sites:
New
York, NY - October 18-21, 2007 – 50th
Anniversary of the ASA’s founding!
Chicago, IL
- November 13-16, 2008 – 50th Anniversary of the first ASA
Annual Meeting!
New Orleans, LA - November
19-22, 2009
San Francisco, CA - November
18-21, 2010
Washington, DC – November 17-20, 2011
FUTURE
ANNUAL MEETING INFORMATION
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NJ 08901-1400
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