HAÏTI●INDEPENDENCE / ARCHITECTURE
Citadelle Laferrière
Milot, HaïtiA monumental place for understanding the defense of Haitian independence, state-building, memory and the scale of the 1804 project.
LANDMARKS OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA
History has an address.
A Black Éritaj guide to places where migration, resistance, memory, architecture, music and community become physical.
HAÏTI●
SENEGAL●ATLANTIC MEMORY
Gorée Island
Dakar, SenegalA place of remembrance tied to the Atlantic slave trade and to the continuing work of confronting displacement, captivity and memory.
GHANA●ATLANTIC MEMORY
Cape Coast Castle
Cape Coast, GhanaA major site for learning how coastal forts became part of the machinery of the transatlantic slave trade and the African diaspora.
BRAZIL●AFRO-BRAZILIAN CULTURE
Pelourinho
Salvador da Bahia, BrazilA historic district where architecture, religion, music, food and public culture reveal the depth of African continuities in Brazil.
USA●MUSEUM / HISTORY
National Museum of African American History and Culture
Washington, D.C., USAA major public institution for encountering African American history, creativity, struggle and contribution across generations.
MIAMI●LIVING DIASPORA
Little Haiti Cultural Complex
Miami, Florida, USAA living cultural crossroads where Haitian and Caribbean art, language, music, gathering and diaspora identity remain public and visible.
HOW THIS GROWS
Connect to Classroom →Not a bucket list. A cultural map.
Each landmark can grow into a short history, photo essay, travel note, map, reading list and practical guide for visiting or learning from afar.