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NOCGS in the News

Gulf South Anthropocene Working Group addresses the theme “Racialized Violence” for upcoming Braid and Flow events

Tulane to host symposium on the literary history of New Orleans

Human impact on the Mississippi River region subject of Tulane conference

Human impact on the Mississippi River region, planet is subject of Tulane conference

“New Orleans: Music, Culture and Civil Rights" workshop

The New Orleans Center for the Gulf South presents ‘New Orleans: Music, Culture and Civil Rights’

Detail of “Land Memory Bank: Sovereignty, Uncertainty & Seeding Sustainability –– An Art Installation” by Monique Verdin, 2018

Indigenous sovereignty topic of Center for Gulf South symposium

Black Arts Movement author, educator comes to Tulane

Students visit the Louisiana swamp without leaving campus.

Taste tour

What is the sound of freedom?

What is the sound of freedom?

‘Men Explain Things to Me’ author explains her thoughts on writing

Slave ownership makes for complicated familial histories

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Local artists, scholars and cultural leaders examine art’s role in shaping society

Tulane to host two artist talks with Prospect New Orleans