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Members in Africa and the Caribbean Courtesy ACASA Membership Anyone with an interest in the arts of Africa or the African Diaspora is welcome to join ACASA. Courtesy memberships are available to individuals living and working in Africa or the Diaspora for whom it is a financial or bureaucratic difficulty to make payment. Members from Africa and the Diaspora may also opt for regular individual membership if able. Courtesy members must fill out Membership application and mail or e-mail to Secretary/Treasurer. To become a member, please fill out the Online Membership Form and email it to burmeistera@winthrop.edu. Tax deductibility: ACASA is a 501(c) (3) tax-exempt organization. Basic membership rates are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes; however, they may be tax deductible as business expenses. Donations above the cost of membership may be deductible as charitable contributions to the extent provided by law.
Join H-AfrArts H-AfrArts is a refereed, multi- and inter-disciplinary discussion group/website that focuses on the expressive cultures of Africa (and the African Diaspora)-particularly the visual arts. All messages are archived and searchable on-line. H-AfrArts was founded in 1994 and is cosponsored by Humanities and Social Sciences OnLine (H-Net) and th Arts Council for th African Studies Association (ACASA). It is but one of a family of H-Net Lists (12) that focus Africa. H-AfrArts invites messages from individuals engaged in the humanistic study of the entire continent and encourages informed discussions of teaching and research at all levels of interest and complexity. H-AfrArts editors solicit postings (by email, phone and even by regular mail), assist in managing subscriptions, handle routine inquiries, and consolidate postings. Editors retain the right to review material for its pertinence, tone, style, and relevance to the list's mission. Queries and announcements sent to H-AfrArts can range from the practical to very general open ended musings. However, inquiries that are too general or too specific do not generate productive professional and scholarly responses. Messages that violate the norms of civility and professional courtesy are rejected. NOTE: H-AfrArt does not redistribute attachments (.pdf, .jpg). Consider posting this material on a separate web site and referring to its URL in the body of the message. Editors H-AfrArts is co-edited by Michael W. Conner (Editor/Moderator) and Jean Borgatti (Review Editor). They can be reached at: Michael W. Conner, Ph.D. Jean M. Borgatti, PhD |
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