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Telling Our Own Story: The WEYANOKE Association

Red-Black History & Culture from Our Own Perspective

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OUR MISSION

The Weyanoke Association promotes research in, and the sharing of, Black (African and American African) and Red (Native American or Indian) history and culture, and the places where they intersect.

OUR HISTORY

The Weyanoke Association has a rich history.  Read about how and why we came to be who we are.

GET INVOLVED

Join us!

$25.00 (tax exempt)

or

25 pre-approved volunteer hours per calendar year.

MEMORIES

Watch Hugh Harrell's interview on the Round Robin Show (Hampton, VA) with music from our United States Colored Troops Ensemble

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Listen to our Legacy of Weyanoke vocal ensemble

500 Nations
This Little Light
Wolf's Song
Wuz'n Dat A Pidy
Arapaho Invocation
Island in the Sun
Iba Orisha

ABOUT US >

We are Red-Black people. We are people of both Native American and African ancestry, and give ourselves permission to honor ALL our Ancestors. We are who WE say we are, not what others call us.

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Instead of whispering, "My grandmother was an Indian," do the research. Look up the records. Read a book. Go to a powwow. Learn about and participate in the culture. And stand tall.

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FACEBOOK >

CONTACT >

Phone/Text: 804-307-8807

Email: weyanoke @ weyanoke.org

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The Weyanoke Association is an

IRS approved 501(c)(3) non-profit.

All donations are tax exempt.

You don't need a card

to be who you already are.

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