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Crick? Crack! In this story, Anansi uses all his wisdom to come up with a plan to find a medicine than can help him save his people from sickness. The Anansi and the World Wide Web Storytelling Series is a project of Indigenous Creative Arts Network, ICAN and brought to you with the kind support of Republic Bank Power to Make a Difference Programme.

Emancipation Day is a time when we reflect on what it means to be free, think about the freedoms we now take for granted. It's especially important for us to remember the names of those who struggled and advocated for liberation. Today we remember Jonas (Yunus) Mohammed Bath. The Anansi and the World Wide Web Storytelling Series is a project of Indigenous Creative Arts Network, ICAN and brought...

I'm pleased to have my dear friend and brother Shri Raviji share this ancient story of the journey of Ganga Mai to earth. It was also a true joy to have the master drummer Chandradath Singh with us. This journey is celebrated in the beautiful festival Ganga Dhaaraa, first observed in Trinidad 27 years ago by the Hindu Prachar Kendra. It speaks to the reverence for nature, the essential role of ...

On World Earth Day I give reverence to Mother Earth on whose breasts we trod every day, who feeds us and to whom we will one day return.On this day, we pay homage to the original occupants of these islands, the First Peoples who have lived here for more than 7,000 years and were the first to take arms against the violence of enslavement and colonialism. I celebrate the shared struggles of Afric...

A Special story written by Eintou Pearl Springer to mark the International Decade of People of African Descent.

May 30, 2020 In this Indian Arrival Day special, Shri Raviji tells the story of how he overcame the shame of believing he was poor to celebrating the efforts of his Aaja (paternal grandfather) to make his family resilient.

This story is taken from the verses of the Odu Ifa Irete Otura. Motherhood is a complicated blessing and many of us are learning on the job how to steer the children in the right direction. This story reminds us that success is more than just a birthright, we must take responsibility for guiding our children, with the support of our communities and our elders.

Eintou Springer re-tells this traditional Ethiopian folk tale as part of the International Ananse Movement Storytelling Series celebrating the Healing power of stories

Episode 3 of the International Ananse Movement Storytellng Series - Great Spirit give Ananse a big job to do!

Crick? Crack! Here's the second installment of the International Ananse Movement 'Ananse and the Calabash of Wisdom'. Enjoy!

Crick Crack! The International Ananse Movement Storytelling series is on!