The SoulJourners Academy
SoulJourners Kids Activity & Travel Book
I’ve created an exciting activity and travel book designed for kids to expand their knowledge of Afro-Caribbean and Indigenous stories.
My Study Abroad Book on Costa Rica: A Decolonized View of the Caribbean
My Study Abroad Book on Costa Rica: A Decolonized View of the Caribbean is part journal, part guide, and all about helping our kids see themselves in the places we travel.
Perfect for homeschooling families, curious kids, or parents who want to raise global citizens.
Family Study Abroad Tours by The SoulJourners Academy
Join me on exciting and informative tours that celebrate and expand our knowledge of the African roots of music, food, and culture.
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Online Courses by The SoulJourners Academy
Sign up for exclusive online courses exploring the decolonized history of the Caribbean including significant moments in history, resistance, and liberation of Indigenous people and African descendants within the region.
Coastal Kinships: Indigenous & African Legacies of the Costa Rica Caribbean
This course features four modules chronicling a decolonized history of the Costa Rican Caribbean. The modules are presented as “Encounters”: significant moments in history, resistance, and liberation of Indigenous people and African-descendants within the region of Puerto Limon:
With the use of readings, films, short lectures, and discussions, scholars will discuss the roots of Indigenous and African presence with contemporary issues of kinship. Scholars should come away with a deeper understanding of coastal kinships and solidarity as a means to resistance colonizing projects.
Instructor of The SoulJourners Academy, Kishi A. Ducre, PhD
Dr. Ducre is the creator of The SoulJourners Academy and associate professor in African American Studies (AAS) at Syracuse University. She has authored works on environmental justice, Black feminist geographies, and community-based research, including a book A Place We Call Home: Gender, Race, and Justice in Syracuse and coedited volume entitled, Addressing Environmental and Food Justice Toward Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline: Poisoning and Imprisoning Youth. She has also curated photography exhibitions based upon her community-based arts research known as photovoice in New York, California, and Trinidad and Tobago.
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Contact Kishi today to register for one of her many informative and educational courses.
Broaden Your Horizons with Kishi
Connect with Kishi Ducre and expand your knowledge in environmental and social justice across the world.
