Center for Studies on Africa and Its Diaspora
The Center for Studies on Africa and its Diaspora (CSAD) aspires to increase worldwide understanding of the resilience of people from Africa and the African diaspora and their ongoing contributions in addressing contemporary issues with global implications.
Fifteenth Century Temne Village Simulation
Ghana’s Great Migration and Literature Journey
Ghanaian journalist, theatre director and actor , Naa Ashorkor, premieres on the CSAD Read-a-Thon
Suzanne Malveaux Shares Photos and Stories from Her Trips to Africa
Jamaican History with GSU’s Dr. Harcourt Fuller
2025 Annual CSAD Global Read-A-Thon Highlights
Poet & Author Frank X Walker Joins the Readathon
Afro-Brazilian Literature with Brazilian Scholars
Welcome to the 2025 CSAD Global Read-A-Thon
Oscar Nominee Djimon Hounsou Joins the Read- AThon
Data Mining and Mapping Antebellum Georgia Project
GSU First Lady Dr. Bridget Blake Shares Her Migration Story
Award-winning author Myriam J. A. Chancy Joins the GSU CSAD Read-A-Thon 2025
Atlanta History with GSU’s Dr. Maurice Hobson
Indra Thomas Performs Lift Every Voice and Sing
Highlights of the 2025 CSAD Global Read-a-Thon
Germany Joins the Read-A-Thon: Great Literature from the African Diaspora
Haitian History with Dr. Manoucheka Celeste
Award Winning Author Kiese Laymon Discusses Heavy: An American Memoir and more
Entrepreneur and Philanthropist Gelila Assefa Puck in a celebration of Ethiopian history and culture
Performance by students from Kilombo Academic and Cultural Institute
Emmy-winning Journalist Brenda Bush Weeks Joins the Read-A-Thon
Singer Jalen Smith sings the spiritual - "Wade in the Water"
Excerpt from Floyd Malveaux Memoir
Journey to Sierra Leone
Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony: Live at the Readathon Community Engagement Event
Atlanta Burundi Drummers Perform Live at the 2025 Annual CSAD Global Read A-Thon
Henry Louis Gates Jr. on Finding His Own Roots
Suzanne Malveaux and Monica Pearson Discuss Their Roots
Atlanta News Icon Monica Pearson Joins the Read-A-Thon