Books

Kate Chopin’s “At the ‘Cadian Ball” Effects of Race Discrimination

Kate Chopin’s “At the ‘Cadian Ball” discusses themes such as race, and economic and social class in the late 19th century in Louisiana. Chopin defines the historical social classes and caste system of Louisiana...

Bonjour Blanc: A Journey through Haiti

When it comes to the Caribbean most people think about sunny, white beach paradise islands, colourful cocktails and lively music. It is all about selling a certain image to attract tourists. However, because th...

The Forgotten People, Cane River’s Creoles of Color

Mills has produced a historical narrative that has melded facts, lives and personalities in way that provides a great story. The theme of the Cane River Creoles of Colour, epitomised by the Metoyer family runs ...

Together Forever in Seychelles

Together Forever in Seychelles by His Excellency Philippe Le Gall, the Seychelles Ambassador to China Below is the transcript of HE Philippe Le Gall’s message, given in February this year, for the “Chine...

Second Line Home – New Orleans Poems from Mona Lisa Saloy

In this celebration of life in death, Mona Lisa Saloy captures the solemn grief, ongoing struggle, and joyous processions of New Orleans after the devastation left by Hurricane Katrina. She Knows the music of t...

Seychelles – Publication of The First Travel Guide Book in Korean

The authors of "Seychelles, not just another place, another world", are Mr. Dong Chang Jeong, Seychelles Honorary Consul General to South Korea and Ms. Julie Kim, Regional Manager of Seychelles Tourist Office (...

Proclamation – in recognition of our Creole ancestors Heartwarming and Inspiring is the life of “Marie Thérèze ditte Coincoin”

The Natchitoches City Council, Louisiana and its Mayor, Lee Posey, have proclaimed February 8, 2014 as a date to recognize a slave woman, Marie Thérèze ditte Coincoin. The proclamation, which is reproduced belo...

Brian J. Costello – La Language Créole de la Paroisse Pointe Coupée

The Créole Language of Pointe Coupée Parish, Louisiana. Brian J. Costello is an 11th generation Créole of Pointe Coupée Parish. He is historian of the Pointe Coupée Parish Library Historic Materials Collection,...

Distant Horizons – My reflections

Recently in the Indian Ocean, 1600 miles off the African continent, the Seychelles is justly famous for providing one the truly idyllic destinations of our globe. Less well known perhaps, is its significance i...

Valdrack Jaentschke's - vision for growth in Nicaragua; Nicaragua’s Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs speaks of the importance of a strong cultural identity to grow and succeed

Lyle and Phyllis Mouton – Two Lives, One Direction

Stella Chase – Continuing the Legacy of Dooky Chase

Tuvalu – The World’s Smallest Paradise, Still Timeless

ACADIA PARISH- The accordion sound that connects two cultures

Jerry Prejean – A Legacy of Leadership, Mentorship, and Community Impact

Back to Congo Square: Benoît LeBlanc’s Quest to Sing the Creole Archive

The Citadelle Laferrière- Haiti’s untouched monument

Lyle and Phyllis Mouton – Two Lives, One Direction

Stella Chase – Continuing the Legacy of Dooky Chase

Diplomacy and the Power of Connection

Mauritius Goes Green: Paradise for the Eco-Tourist

Old Medicine: Manglier Tea

Pointe-Marie: A Premier Destination in Baton Rouge, LA, Combining Tradition, Community, and Opportunity

Vincent Ahtime – Bridging Tradition and Innovation – A Journey into Creole Architecture

Dictionary of St. Lucian Creole (Part 1: Kwéyòl - English, Part 2: English - Kwéyòl: Kweyol-English)

Book Review – Slave Narratives of the Underground Railroad

New Orleans Jazz Fest 2026 – Music, Culture, and the Spirit of a City

Forty Years of Fête – How Festival International de Louisiane Turned a Louisiana Street Into a Meeting Place for the World