The latest edition of our newsletter, The Griot, is out now for our members and the broader interested public to read. Please take a look and catch up with what SICARS’s Board and Staff is doing. Some key highlights in this edition include Culture Day 2022, heirs’ property, new faces, and fundraising. Download and get […]
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Greetings SICARS Members, Donors, and Friends – Please enjoy the GRIOT Newsletter Winter 2022 Vol 2 attached! In this issue… PAFEN pays back taxes; New faces on the island; Learn more about the Gullah Geechee Legal Defense Fund Grant. Please share with friends, family, and other potential supporters. Thanks again for your Support!Kind regards,SICARS
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We are excited to share the Spring 2021 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance. We invite you to read through our current and previous
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We are excited to share the Fall 2009 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.
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We are excited to share the Winter 2008 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.
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We are excited to share the Winter 2007 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.
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We are excited to share the Fall 2007 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.
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We are excited to share the Spring 2007 edition of our newsletter, The Geechee Griot. A “griot” (pronounced “gree-oh”) is a storyteller/historian — and much more. In many African cultures, griots embody their ethnic heritage and share its history through words, art, music and dance.
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The GRIOTThe Sapelo Island Cultural and Revitalization Society NewsletterP. O. Box 6, Sapelo Island, GA 31327Email: sicarsferry1@aol.com Karen Grovner, EditorDr. Benjamin F. Lewis Asst. Editor Spring 2002Volume 3 Issue 2 Executive Director’s MessageAs the flowers bloom SICARS is also blossoming with new members, renewed interest in our mission and renewed commitment to our goals. We
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