Gullah Goes To Washington 2017

09/05/2022

www.lowcountrygullah.com/seeking

Joining the church, at one time, was an ancestral African tradition called seeking. The practice was based in the thought that since God and the ancestors communicated through dreams, the interpretation of the dream, represented achieving spirituality.

05/19/2022

Keeper of the Culture Zenobia Harper S1 E3

Growing up Gullah, Zenobia Harper was gifted with all of the rich foundations that the culture has to offer, but walked away from it. Now, she's not only embracing her Gullah roots, but she's activly working to preserve it for future generations.

05/10/2022

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11/08/2021

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08/23/2021

By Luana M. Graves Sellars

08/23/2021

Bridging Gullah Communities | Documenting | Preserving | Inspiring | Promoting

08/23/2021

Black women have been the keepers of the tradition of basket weaving, but men and younger people are embracing this Lowcountry craft.

08/23/2021

This week Kathryn joins Luana Graves Sellars as they walk her through the history of Mitchelville, the Gullah & the Geechee. Luana is a journalist & has a de...

08/23/2021

The island’s first families who were also residents of Mitchelville, is a relatively short list, so armed with the information that Mr. Moon actually lived in Mitchelville, and with the names of his grandparents, Sammy and Ella Young, I set out to find stories about the Young’s first recorded ge...

08/23/2021

We hope you enjoy the video stories we are presenting on our website. This video project started with an idea to create two videos featuring our historic sites and grew into an additional series of videos we are calling “Our Storied Island”.