The Dominica descended Belair dancers of NYC/NJ trained by “Know Your Culture” led by Sabenah Mingo of Dominica.
Discover the heart of Museum Voyaj through the stories of African and Caribbean people and their descendants. Explore life before migration, journeys to Britain, oral histories, family memories, folklore, traditions and the experiences of building new lives across generations.
Avanti West Coast has named one of its Pendolino trains after a...
Read More >>By Gabriel J. Christian, Esq. “We are surrounded by unlimited opportunities for...
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Dr. David Michael MBE, a proud Dominican national, has left an indelible...
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Gabriel J. Christian is a distinguished attorney, historian, and passionate advocate for...
Read More >>Avanti West Coast has named one of its Pendolino trains after a...
Read More >>By Gabriel J. Christian, Esq. “We are surrounded by unlimited opportunities for...
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Dr. David Michael MBE, a proud Dominican national, has left an indelible...
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Gabriel J. Christian is a distinguished attorney, historian, and passionate advocate for...
Read More >>Every community had someone who processed coffee and cocoa. This is how...
Read More >>Cacoa was bought from the person in the neighbourhood who processed the...
Read More >>Back in the 1950s, Ugly Willy and Patrick Kaka used to throw...
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Every community had someone who processed coffee and cocoa. This is how...
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Cacoa was bought from the person in the neighbourhood who processed the...
Read More >>My mother was a talented homemaker at a time when that was...
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My mother was a talented homemaker at a time when that was...
Read More >>The Caribbean’s cultural heritage reflects centuries of African, Indigenous, European and Asian histories, migration, creativity and resilience. Explore the languages, music, food, folklore, faith, traditions, celebrations and everyday practices carried across generations and across borders.
Museum Voyaj documents both what was carried from the Caribbean and how cultural traditions have been maintained, adapted and reimagined in Britain and across the diaspora.
The Dominica descended Belair dancers of NYC/NJ trained by “Know Your Culture” led by Sabenah Mingo of Dominica.
Know Your Culture Dance Troupe of Dominica descended children trained by former Girl Guide Sabenah Mingo-George of Didier Lane Dominica at Bronx NYC National Day Celebration
Step into our virtual museum and explore themes of migration, identity, heritage and belonging through interactive exhibitions, archival material and the voices of people who lived through these experiences.
Contribute to our collection with your own stories, photographs, documents and objects.
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Museum Voyaj aims to develop a valuable resource for educators, students and researchers. Our educational materials will include lesson plans, research resources, oral histories, suggested readings and collection-based activities exploring Caribbean history, migration, heritage and the experiences of African and Caribbean communities in Britain.
The resources will support teaching and research across history, migration, identity, culture and belonging.
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We want to hear from you. Whether it is a personal migration story, a family history, a memory of life in the Caribbean, or an experience of building a life in Britain or elsewhere in the diaspora, your story can become part of our shared history.
Share your story with Museum Voyaj and help us preserve these memories for future generations.
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