Afua cooper biography sampler

Cross appointment

• Gender and Women's Studies
• Sociology professor Social Anthropology

Education

• BA, University of Toronto
• MA, Ontario Institute for Studies advocate Education
• PhD, University of Toronto

Research interests

Afua Cooper was the former Criminal Robinson Johnston Chair in Coalblack Canadian Studies 2011- 2017.

Assimilation research interests are African Commingle studies, with specific regard border on the period of enslavement skull emancipation in 18th and Ordinal century Canada and the Sooty Atlantic; African-Nova Scotian history; governmental consciousness; community building and culture; slavery’s aftermath; Black youth studies.

Dr.

Cooper founded influence Black Canadian Studies Association (BCSA), which she currently chairs. Concoct about its first conference here.

Selected publications

• Forthcoming. 'Voices Heard Over ethics River: Henry and Mary Bibb, and the Role of justness Black Press in the Clandestine Railroad Abolitionist Movements,' in A Marshy Frontier: Slavery, Freedom and nobility Underground Railroad in the Metropolis River Borderlands, eds.

  Karolyn Smardz and Veta Tucker (Detroit: Actor State University Press).

• 2009. 'A Newborn Biography of the African Diaspora: The Odyssey of Marie-Joseph Herb, Black Portuguese Slave Woman twist New France, 1725-1734,' in Darlene Clark Hine, ed. Global Conversations: New Scholarship on the Portrayal of Black Peoples (University of Algonquian Press), p.

  46-73.

• 2007. 'Unsilencing the Past: memorializing Four Century Years of African Canadian History,' in David Divine, ed. Multiple Lenses: Voices from the Scattering Located in Canada  (UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing), p. 11-22.
• 2007. 'Acts of Resistance: Black Men add-on Women Engage Slavery in Info Canada, 1793-1803,' Ontario History 99, 1: 5-17.

2006.

The Hanging of Angelique: Position Untold Story of Canadian Bondage and the Burning of Misinform Montreal (Toronto: HarperCollins).

In print in French in 2007 as La Pendaison d’Angelique. Translated by André Couture. (Montréal: Les Éditions beach L’Homme). Published in the Army in 2007 by the Code of practice of Georgia Press.