Indigenous Caribbean Network
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48 different colors of the moon
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Hurricane Season and Caribbean Dreams
Artists show the crucial role arts play in translating data sets and dire predictions into relatable terms, reframing the conversation around how changes in climate relate to everyday lived experiences -- as well as to notions of community, family, home. …
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Best of the World: Soil to Soul in a Seabed Gallery
The annual BotW (Best of the World) list from Nat. Geo's global editors, writers, photographers and explorer community share their picks for the top museums, festivals & other cultural spots and experiences worth a visit. And two Nature-enriched Caribbean spots find themselves atop the list.In…
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Taino and Puerto Plata’s Crown Jewel Attraction: 27 Charcos of Damajagua waterfalls.
A worthwhile feature of the Amazing Race 36, Episode 9 – My Precious Cacao Run by local guides who live within the community, the park entrance fees serve a benefit to all…
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AMR's New Music Cover.
Sally from the Youtube AMR Fan Club sent me the new cover album of AMR's new narrative song. It's sad to see after reading many of the tragedies in books committed by the invaders.…
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PROPA Areito in Orlando
Such a great honor to have collaborated with my Kasike Roberto Mukaro Borrero, yesterday April 6 in the celebration of an areito in Orlando Florida. The event was a joint…
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Guanara Sweatlodge
Guanara n his narration RELACION ACERCA DE LAS ANTIGUEDADES DE LOS INDIOS, the Spanish monk Ramon Pane related that the ancient Tainos informed him about an episode in their creation narrative in which a healer woman called Guabonito provides a healing procedure for an ailing chief called…
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Cambio & Conexión: What We Get is What We See & What We See Is What We Are
Folklorically said to improve vision on many dimensional levels, Amaranth plant is a resistant, fast-growing pseudocereal used as the main crop by the Aztecs in Mexico and cultivated by other Caribbean & Mesoamerican civilizations.…
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Indigenous Rituals Connecting Life Between the Physical & Invisible
Beliefs, where spirits inhabit the environment and offerings are given in thanks or supplication to nature, have been present and existed in the Carribean region long before conquest & colonization. Is there a way to abstractly wrap our hands around communicating such experiences, and making…
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United We Are More
