National Association of African American Studies

Dr. Lemuel Berry

NAAAS was founded in 1992 with the goal to further the cause of research in African American, Hispanic & Latino, Native American, & Asian Studies. Be sure to follow us on your favorite podcasting and social media platforms.

Episodes

  1. 07/19/2021

    The Attack of Mental Health from COVID - Part II

    Listen to part II of this rich discussion with Dr. Trena Pelham.

    The Attack of Mental Health from COVID - Part II

  2. 07/19/2021

    The Attack of Mental Health from COVID - Part I

    Dr. Trena Pelham joins us to discuss how COVID has impacted mental health.

    The Attack of Mental Health from COVID - Part I

  3. 07/19/2021

    Teaching Women’s Health and Working with Predominantly African American Pregnant Adolescents

    Listen to the conversation with Dale Allision, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, as we discuss women's health.

    Teaching Women’s Health and Working with Predominantly African American Pregnant Adolescents

  4. 06/13/2021

    Tourism in the Caribbean Pre and Post COVID

    Today's podcast features Ricardo Fuenmayor Acosta, Director of International Programs in Sincelejo, Columbia. Listen as he discusses tourism in the Caribbean pre-and post-COVID.

    Tourism in the Caribbean Pre and Post COVID

  5. 05/25/2021

    Attributes and Benefits of Hosting Scholarly Events in South Africa Post COVID

    Hear from Amanda Kotze- Nhlapo, Chief Convention Bureau Officer Johannesburg, South Africa as she discusses the benefits of hosting scholarly events in South Africa

    Attributes and Benefits of Hosting Scholarly Events in South Africa Post COVID
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NAAAS was founded in 1992 with the goal to further the cause of research in African American, Hispanic & Latino, Native American, & Asian Studies. Be sure to follow us on your favorite podcasting and social media platforms.

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