African American Studies

History 202: African American History, 1619–1865
History 203: African American History, 1865–2016
History 275: Black Diaspora Freedom Struggles
History 300: The Historian's Workshop
History 317: The History of Black Television
African American Studies 110: Intro to African American Studies
African American Studies 228: History of Hip Hop
African American Studies 305: Women and Gender in Hip Hop

Haitian American Museum of Chicago Oral History Digital Archive

C. Pierre Joseph. “Life in Bronzeville: The Humanist Poetry of Gwendolyn Brooks,” in A History of Chicago Literature, edited by Frederik Bryn Køhlert. (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, England, Forthcoming).   

C. Pierre Joseph. “Diasporic Ambassadors: Black Women, Pageants, and Building Diasporic Connections between Haiti and Chicago in the 20th Century,” in The Journal of African American Studies, Forthcoming. 

C. Pierre Joseph. “Being Black and Bicultural: Racial and Ethnic Identity Formation of Haitian Americans in Chicago,” in Pan African Spaces: Essays on Black Transnationalism, edited by Msia Kibona Clark, Loy Azalia, and Phiwokuhle Mnyandu. (Lexington Books, Lanham MD: 2019). 

C. Pierre Joseph. “Book Review: A More Beautiful and Terrible History: The Uses and Misuses of Civil Rights History by Jeanne Theoharis,” in The Public Historian, Volume 40, Number 4, November 2018.

Presenter: “The Sanctity of Stories: Haitians and Religion in Chicago” 2018 The Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and Computer Science, Loyola University

Presenter: “Haiti and Chicago: A Hidden History” 2018 Black Communities Conference, University of North Carolina

Presenter:  “A Moment of Despair:  Haitians in Chicago, 1957-1985” 2017 University of Texas at San Antonio 10th Annual African American Studies Symposium: Intersectional Black Identities

Presenter: “Duvalierism, the Changing Idea of Haiti and the Formation of the Haitian Diaspora in Chicago, 1957–1985”  2017 
Harvard University Graduate Conference on International History: Migration, Immigration, and Diaspora

October 2017: TedXLFC Talk “Walking the Curved Line to the PhD”

June 2020: Muslim TV interview “Why We Rebel: Then and Now”

June 2020: Marlborough School interview on Juneteenth

September 2020: Chicago Humanities Festival “Monuments and Memorials”

Most Outstanding Advisor, 2019, Lake Forest College

Bright Institute Fellowship 2018-2020, Knox College

Digital Chicago Fellowship 2018, Lake Forest College