How Janelle Monáe Done Changed Hip Hop
An essay about how I see the genre-bending artist as situated in and influential of hip hop culture in addition to the more commonly attributed funk and R&B.
Donnalie Jamnah
About Donnalie Jamnah
Posts by Donnalie Jamnah:
(2023) 1619 Project Education Conference
Donnalie Jamnah planned, facilitated, and participated in the Pulitzer Center’s inaugural 1619 Education Conference on February 18 and 19, 2023.
Outta Pocket (BLKPokemonPod)
Outta Pocket is a video series about the world of Pokémon from two Black, queer trainers. Join DJ and Niq as they discuss everything from anime to gameplay.
Writing Uncolonized Narratives Workshop
BNC’s Writing Uncolonized Narratives workshop helped attendees interrogate the ways biases seep into work and consider how to work from a decolonized mindset.
Fellowship of Fanology
FanologyPV brought together Black Nerds Create, Desi Geek Girls, Geeks of Color, and Nerds of Color to lead weekly Twitter watch parties for The Rings of Power.
Teaching Black History Conference 2022
DJ was a workshop facilitator at University of Buffalo’s Teaching Black History Conference which focuses on best practices surrounding Black history education.
Reimagining Education Summer Institute 2022
Donnalie Jamnah was a workshop facilitator and plenary speaker at Columbia University Teacher College’s Reimagining Education Summer Institute (RESI) 2022.
History of Education Quarterly Policy Dialogue: The War over How History Is Taught
A policy dialogue between Donnalie Jamnah and Jonathan Zimmerman to discuss the latest round of history wars in K-12 public education.
TARBISTalks: The Man Who Fell to Earth
Black Nerds Create, in collaboration with Showtime, brought our audience weekly discussions of The Man Who Fell to Earth.
(2022) 1619 Project Education Conference
Donnalie Jamnah planned, facilitated, and participated in the Pulitzer Center’s inaugural 1619 Education Conference on February 19 and 20, 2022.