We’ve been busy being featured in podcasts, in an internship program, and in Travel & Leisure! Check out our latest press, podcasts, and features through the links below.
Podcast: The Chamber Channel – 5 Questions with Dr. Emory Campbell
Dr. Emory Campbell, a leading figure in preserving Gullah history and culture, discusses the Gullah people’s profound impact on the Lowcountry’s history, language, and traditions. In this interview, he shares insights on how to ensure Gullah heritage is not only remembered but actively celebrated and shared for generations to come.
Internship Program: Campbell-Wright Internship
The Campbell-Wright HBCU Gullah Geechee Internship Program, hosted by Morehouse College, offers HBCU students immersive, paid opportunities to preserve the culture and history of the Gullah Geechee Corridor. Named after Dr. Emory Shaw Campbell and Mrs. Josephine Wright, the program empowers students through internships, training, and community engagement, preparing them for careers in cultural institutions and fostering the preservation of this vital heritage.
Feature: Travel & Leisure – Best Beach Towns on the East Coast
Gullah Heritage Trail Tours in Hilton Head offers visitors a unique and insightful experience into the rich Gullah culture of Hilton Head Island. Led by native islanders and descendants of the first Gullah settlers, these two-hour tours take participants through 10 historic Gullah neighborhoods established during the Civil War. The knowledgeable guides share their personal connections to the island’s history, providing an authentic and engaging cultural experience that highlights the preservation of West African traditions, customs, and language among the Gullah people.
