International Gullah Geechee and African Diaspora Conference
Coming Back in 2024
IGGAD will return in 2024. Come back in late Spring for dates and paper submission.
Learn more about the Conference
Sponsors
The IGAAD Committee is grateful for the following sponsors:
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Diamond Sponsors ($10,000+) |
Platinum Sponsors ($5,000+) |
Teal Sponsors ($2,000+) |
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The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation
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The Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Commission Athenaeum Press |
Office of Diversity and Inclusion Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation South Carolina Humanities Gullah Preservation Society |
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Premium Sponsors ($1,000+) |
Sponsors ($500+) | Partners |
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Department of Anthropology and Geography Department of Languages and Intercultural Studies
Department of Music Coastal Carolina University |
Horry County Museum Downtown Alive City of Conway Horry County Memorial Library Waccamaw National Wildlife Foundation |
If you are interested in supporting the 2022 conference, please reach out to Alli Crandell. We do accept material donations and in-kind services, alongside monetary contributions.
Past Sponsors
The Burroughs Fund for Southern Studies | Magnolia Plantation and Gardens | Marjorie McIver | SC Sea Grant Consortium | Friendship Missionary Baptist Church | The Village Group | Digital Culture and Design and the Edwards Digital Commons | Office of Diversity and Inclusion | South Carolina Humanities (Major Hometown Humanities Grant) | Horry County Higher Education Commission | Cultural Arts, Coastal Carolina University
Past Conferences
Past Conferences
IGGAD22 Program (Who Owns This?)
IGGAD2020: Without Borders Program (updated 2.28)
Photos from our Conference and Community Day.
Press Coverage of Previous IGGAD Conferences
- Coastal Now Feature
- Charleston Chronicle: CCU’s Joyner Institute expands collaboration with Georgetown County community
- Natalie Daise Interview on her performance of Harriet Tubman
- Cherette Jupiter, Vendor at Gullah Geechee Community Day Market
- SCETV: Coverage of Repatriation Event on Palmetto Scene
- Charleston Chronicle: Gullah Geechee Conference offers opportunities...