Drs. Felix Armfield (Buffalo State College) and Lillian S. Williams (University at Buffalo), 
co-chairs of the 2005 Program Committee, with, in the center, 
ASALH president Dr. Sheila Y. Flemming (Bethune Cookman College).

May 31, 2005. Proposals received after this date will not be considered. Proposals must include abstracts and titles of papers.
NOTE: all program participants are expected to be members of the ASALH and are also required to be registered at the conference.

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about the conference go to the ASALH website by clicking here. 

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The Association for the Study of African American Life and History, Inc. (ASALH), is now accepting proposals for presentations at our annual meeting in 2005, hosted by the Buffalo, New York, branches. We will feature the latest scholarship on African American history, culture, politics, and society and welcome analyses of the scholarly trends of the last century.
The theme for 2005 is "The Niagara Movement: Black Protest Reborn 1905-2005" (marking the 100th anniversary of this event). We especially encourage submission of papers that focus on international collaborations and struggles regardless of the time period. However, papers on other topics of relevance to African American history and the history of other African Diasporas are also welcome.