Rhaoul A. Guillaume, Sr. – A Legacy of Engineering, Leadership, Service, and Faith
Rhaoul A. Guillaume, Sr., is an innovative civil engineer, entrepreneur, and dedicated community leader whose career spans over five decades.
Dr. Ernest W. Kinchen Jr. – A Trailblazing Surgeon, Humanitarian, and Champion for Justice
Founder of the Living Legends Program and Pride Plaza, Dr. Ernest W. Kinchen Jr. is a pioneer whose impact goes beyond medicine—uplifting generations through education, opportunity, and pride.
Karl Turner – Story of Resilience and Reinvention
From the coal towns of Harlan County to the kitchens of New Orleans, Karl Turner has built a life on grit, curiosity, and taste.
Old Medicine: Manglier Tea
"Old medicine” is what Rebecca Henry calls the herbal and folk traditions that people used for relief when medicines weren’t readily available.
The Launch of Issues 36 & 37 at Xavier University
On August 25th, 2024, Kreol Magazine proudly hosted the launch of Issues 36 and 37 at Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans—a fitting venue for an evening honouring Creole excellence and leadership.
Creole Culture in Full Bloom – A Joyful Recap of the 2024 Creole Renaissance Festival in Rayne, Louisiana
The heartbeat of Creole culture came alive once again at the 2024 Creole Renaissance Festival.
Book Reviews – The Ideology of Creole Revolution
In The Ideology of Creole Revolution, Joshua Simon offers an original and intellectually rich exploration of the shared ideas behind the American and Latin American independence movements.
Krio – The Creole Language That Unites Sierra Leone
Krio is a vibrant English-based Creole language spoken in Sierra Leone. It serves as a lingua franca, connecting people from different ethnic and linguistic backgrounds. Only about 10% of Sierra Leone’s population speak Krio as their first language, but over 90% of Sierra Leoneans use it as a second language, making it a crucial part of national identity and daily communication.
British Virgin Islands – Where Serenity Meets the Sea
Blending Caribbean charm with understated sophistication, the British Virgin Islands offer more than beauty — they offer peace, heritage, and the rhythm of island life.
From Louisiana to Liverpool: Dife Youth Ensemble Ignites Liverpool’s Angel Field Festival 2025
Louisiana’s Dife Youth Ensemble, an electrifying group of young dancers aged under 16 from Lafayette, Louisiana, was taking centre stage.
St Kitts and Nevis – A Caribbean Escape Like No Other
In the heart of the eastern Caribbean, St Kitts and Nevis remain one of the region’s most enchanting destinations. This twin-island nation boasts lush mountain landscapes, golden beaches, rich history, and warm Caribbean charm.
Creole Culture in Papua New Guinea – A Fusion of Languages and Traditions
Papua New Guinea (PNG) is one of the most linguistically and culturally diverse countries in the world, home to over 800 languages and hundreds of distinct ethnic groups. While it may not be traditionally associated with Creole cultures like the Caribbean or the Indian Ocean, Papua New Guinea has a unique form of Creolization embedded in its history, language, and identity.
Kreol Magazine Celebrates Issues 36 & 37 in Lafayette, LA
On August 29th, 2024, Kreol Magazine continued celebrating Issues 36 and 37 with a special gathering in Lafayette, Louisiana. The event brought together local contributors and honourees featured in both issues, offering a warm and intimate moment to honour their stories and impact.
Opelousas Elderly Awareness Seminars – Educate. Empower. Protect.
The Opelousas Elderly Awareness Seminars program is a grassroots initiative that brings vital education, empowerment, and joy to seniors across Louisiana’s parishes, all completely free. Founded in 2006, the program now hosts large-scale events featuring expert speakers, health screenings, law enforcement updates, meals, and entertainment, creating a safe, supportive space for elders to connect and thrive.
Judge Ulysses Gene Thibodeaux – A Journey of Resilience and Reform
Judge Ulysses Gene Thibodeaux has left an indelible mark on Louisiana’s legal system, standing as a paragon of integrity and resilience. His career, marked by significant legal reforms and dedicated public service, offers a powerful narrative of hope and transformation in a landscape often challenged by inequality.