The National Cultural Foundation
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St. James, Barbados
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The Emancipation Series
In 1984, after lengthy discussions, the National Cultural Foundation and the Department of History, Cave Hill, agreed to organise a series of lectures commemorating the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the formal abolition of slavery in the Common Wealth Caribbean… Below are the digitized copies of the published books ...
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Banja Issue5, 1990 – Barbadian Life & Culture
Click the cover to view the digitized version of the 1990 issue of the Banja Magazine – a publication of the National Cultural Foundation
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Banja Issue4, 1989 – Barbadian Life & Culture
Click the cover to view the digitized version of the 1989 issue of the Banja Magazine – a publication of the National Cultural Foundation
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Banja Issue3, 1988 – Barbadian Life & Culture
Click the cover to view the digitized version of another 1988 issue of the Banja Magazine – a publication of the National Cultural Foundation
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Banja Issue2, 1988 – Barbadian Life & Culture
Click the cover to view the digitized version of a 1988 issue of the Banja Magazine - a publication of the National Cultural Foundation
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Banja Issue1, 1987 – Barbadian Life & Culture
Click the cover to view the digitized version of the 1987 issue of the Banja Magazine - a publication of the National Cultural Foundation
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The NCF Oral History Programme
In 2013 the Cultural Development Department of the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) conceptualised and launched the Oral History Programme in an effort to develop a research bank containing the treasured memories of older Barbadians both at home and in the diaspora. Two (2) years later the NCF’s Oral History Programme ...
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Groundings with the Mighty Gabby
‘Groundings With The Mighty Gabby’ is a ten-hour in-depth interview series conducted with Barbados’ cultural icon Dr Anthony Chief Omowale ‘Mighty Gabby’ Carter, calypsonian, folk-singer, Pan-Africanist and story-teller in the tradition of the West African Griot. Follow these clips as the Griot ‘reasons’ with fellow calypsonian, writer and culture worker ...
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