Maarifa Courses & Curriculum

At Maarifa Historical Agency, we take pride in providing exceptional services and programs! Check out this review from about our historical re-enactments! Thanks for having us!❤️🖤❤️

“This is a photo of my grandmother, Norma Jean Peterson, née Garrett. Isn’t she beautiful?”
(USA)

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“This photo of my family on a Carnival cruise for summer vacation in 2001.”
(USA and the Caribbean Sea)

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Photo caption: Me, Natasha , visiting my great uncle Donald Garrett for Christmas in 2000. Donald is the son of John Garrett Senior (Alzea Jean Garrigue) and the grandson of Dautrive Garrigue. (Las Vegas, Nevada, USA)

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Photo Caption: “This photo was taken during the festive season in 1999.
As it was our family yearly tradition we visited the catholic parish in our community, bearing gifts, dining and singing carols to celebrate with the priests . My Dad says they are far from home so we did our best to bring home to them.

It was always so beautiful and heartwarming as they looked forward to our yearly visits.”
(Lagos, Nigeria)

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Photo Caption: "This is a photo of my Paternal grandmother and my uncle/parrain (Godfather), her youngest child, on Christmas sometime in the 1970s. This was likely taken at their family home in Port Arthur, Texas."

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Here is our first installment of our Black Collective Joy holiday series!
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Photo Submitted by Dr. Lindsay Gary

Photo Caption: "This is a photo of me, my older sister, and my maternal grandmother. It was taken during Christmas time some-time between 1996 and 1998...This was a very special time for us. We'd eat gumbo and go to mass on Christmas Eve, and open gifts with family on Christmas Day. We celebrated Kwanzaa a few times growing up too."

We’re still looking for additional submissions!!
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Photo Submission by Dr. Lindsay Gary

Photo Caption: "This is a photo of my Paternal grandmother and my uncle/parrain (Godfather), her youngest child, on Christmas sometime in the 1970s. This was likely taken at their family home in Port Arthur, Texas."

In the spirit Kwanzaa and the first principle of Umoja (unity), here is our first installment of our Black Collective Joy holiday series!
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Photo Submitted by Dr. Lindsay Gary

Photo Caption: "This is a photo of me, my older sister, and my maternal grandmother. It was taken during Christmas time some-time between 1996 and 1998...This was a very special time for us. We'd eat gumbo and go to mass on Christmas Eve, and open gifts with family on Christmas Day. We celebrated Kwanzaa a few times growing up too."