Photo Tour of Eritrea • Tigrinya—Adobe Acrobat Version (PDF file)
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List of Presenters S Giovanna Salerno La Sapienza TBA Rose Sau Lugano The Pennsylvania State University “‘Against All Odds’: Kiswahili, Kenya’s Hope for the New Millennium” Presentation scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday Bereket Habte Selassie University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill “Words that Govern: Aspects of Language, Law and Politics” Presentation scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday Alefesh G. Sellassie University of Asmara “Kunama Naming” Presentation scheduled for Thursday or Friday Richard Serrano Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey “Representations of Spoken Arabic in Francophone Novels of the Maghreb” Presentation scheduled for Wednesday or Thursday Naomi L. Shitemi Moi University “Emergent Culture and Society: A Bird’s Eye View Through Literary Genre” Presentation scheduled for Wednesday or Thursday Andre Siamundele Louisiana State University “Decolonising the Mind/Colonizing the Language” Presentation scheduled for Wednesday or Thursday Mayeso Margaret Sikwese Macmillan Malawi Limited “Culture Was Gender Sensitive: The Damage Caused by Books and How It Can Be Corrected” Presentation scheduled for Friday or Saturday Marie-Claude Simeone-Senelle LLACAN-CNRS “Afar Spoken in Eritrea” Presentation scheduled for Thursday or Friday Debra Simpson-Buchanan “The Emergence of Nommo and the Four Principles of NTU in Toni Morrison’s Beloved” Presentation scheduled for Wednesday or Thursday Tedros Sium Asmara Teacher Training Institute “The Liberating Side of Promoting the Mother Tongue” (suggested title) Presentation scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday Wolbert G.C. Smidt University of Hamburg “The Perception of Eritrea and Ethiopia in European Belletristic Literature of the 1990s” Presentation scheduled for Wednesday or Thursday Linda Spears-Bunton Florida International University “A Literacy Gathering: Adolescents of the African Diaspora Engaging Cultural Consciousness” Presentation scheduled for Saturday or Sunday William J. Spurlin Columbia University “The Politics of Sexuality and Social Change: Emerging Lesbian and Gay Literatures and Cultural Practices in Southern Africa” Presentation scheduled for Wednesday or Thursday Tewelde Stephanos TFanus Enterprises “The Internet and Its Implications in the Developing World” Presentation scheduled for Monday SuAndi “The Story of M” Lecture on work as a black woman artist Presentation scheduled for Friday or Saturday
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