Wellington Ramos

Profile Information:

About Me:
I am a Garifuna who was born in Dangriga town Belize Central America. I have roots in Nicaragua,Honduras, Guatemala and Belize
Occupation:
Professor of History of and Political Science
Education:
BA Political Science and History
MA Urbn Studies
Additional Graduate credits towards Educational Administration
Contact Information:
993 President Street Apt. 4G
Brooklyn,NY 11225
(347) 414-5271
Research Interests:
Which African Ethnic Groups did the Garifuna People derive from
Publications:
Several articles written about the Garifuna People on different issues and their Life Experiences in Belize
Affiliation:
Chairman Friends of UDP New York State Chapter Vice Chairman Board of Directors United Garifuna Association New York City Branch
Link:
http://www.friendsofudp.com
Another link:
http://www.simeonsampsonfoundationinc

Comment Wall:

  • Maximilian Forte

    A very warm welcome Wellington!

    Thanks so much for joining, it really is a great pleasure to see you. Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns, and yes, the site operators are still working on some bugs that you may encounter now and again.

    Very best wishes and welcome again.

    Mar 31, 2008

  • Wellington Ramos

    Many people are waiting for the day when the Garifuna Culture will just fade away in the dust and that is because little do they realize that our culture is being preserved by us the living and the Spirits of our Ancestors. As long as we love and respect each other and pay tribute to our Spirits and Ancestors that wishful day will never come. It is our responsibility to keep this culture alive forever.

    Wellington C. Ramos
    Dangriga Town, Belize C.A.

    Mar 31, 2008

  • Arenahi

    Thank you for your good words. I hope more and more Indigenous Caribbean youth will take the initiative to learn more about their culture especially the language.

    Apr 13, 2008

  • Wellington Ramos

    Most countries in the world today have governments who are serving the interest of a few people in their respective countries, even though they were elected to serve the overall population. Providing the basic necessities of life should always be the main focus of governments such as; food, clothing, shelter, land, education, employment and basic human rights. When governments have failed in providing these essentials, they have outlived their purpose and must be removed.
    Wellington C. Ramos
    Natve Dangrigina from Belize C.A.

    Apr 13, 2008

  • oronde ash

    first day. hello to you.

    May 7, 2008