Unlock the wisdom of history, language, and self development through Afro descendant Ourstory , and finally bridge the gap between your past and your purpose.
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Learn from a Vodouvi, Educator, and Linguistic Expert with 50+ Years of Groundbreaking Research in Afro-Haitian.
Professor Bayyinah Bello is a Vodouvi, Afro descendant Ourstorian, Educator, Writer and Humanitarian. With over 50 years of wisdom and extensive research, Professor Bello specializes in Ayitian Ourstory, education, and linguistics.
She is the founder and the International Responsible of Fondation Marie-Claire Heureuse Félicité Bonheur Dessalines, popularly known as FONDASYON FELICITEE (FF), and author of Sheroes of the Haitian Revolution.
1. Why Does My Heritage Feel Like a Missing Puzzle Piece?
Professor Bayyinah Bello helps you piece together your ancestral mosaic with her 12-week immersive journey combining rare Haitian Kreyol manuscripts, Vodou oral traditions, and interactive lineage mapping.
She will help you replace confusion with clarity so you can finally see your full cultural reflection in the mirror and say, ‘This is who I am meant to be.
2. I’m Tired of Being a Tourist in My Own History
With Professor Bayyinah you’ll go beyond Wikipedia summaries with never-before-shared field recordings from 1970s Port-au-Prince and live dissections of African linguistic roots in everyday Creole.
You will become a fluent storyteller of your Ourstory – the kind who leaves family gatherings with cousins begging, ‘Teach me how you know all this!
3. What If I’m ‘Not African Enough’ to Reclaim This?
She will help you heal generational amnesia through her ‘Rituals of Return’ framework, to rebuild cultural muscle memory even if your last Kiswahili-speaking ancestor died 200 years ago.
And you would be able to wear your identity like the sacred garment it is, no permission required, no apologies offered.
Her contributions as a lecturer in the subjects of linguistics, self-development, African and Ayitian Ourstory, anthropology, and more, Professor Bello offers a holistic approach to understanding human essence beginning with knowledge of self. She is one of Ayiti’s pre-eminent anthropologists and an advocate for human rights and dignity for the Ayitian people. She has presented at conferences in Africa, The Americas, Asia, and Europe.
Her contributions as a lecturer in the subjects of linguistics, self-development, African and Ayitian Ourstory, anthropology, and more, Professor Bello offers a holistic approach to understanding human essence beginning with knowledge of self.
1. How to decolonize Your Knowledge
Understand African & Haitian history beyond Eurocentric textbooks.
2. Reconnect with Your Roots
Gain self-knowledge through language, anthropology, and ancestral traditions.
3. Learn from the Source
Direct access to Professor Bello, a humanitarian and thought leader in Afrodescendant scholarship.
& lots more…
Before this course, I felt rootless. Now, I speak proudly about my heritage. Before this course, I felt rootless. Now, I speak proudly about my heritage.
Marie Woods
Before this course, I felt rootless. Now, I speak proudly about my heritage.
Marie Woods
Before this course, I felt rootless. Now, I speak proudly about my heritage. Before this course, I felt rootless.
Marie Woods
Before this course, I felt rootless. Now, I speak proudly about my heritage.
Marie Woods
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Professor Bello founded Fondation Marie Claire Heureuse Félicité Bonheur Dessalines, commonly known as FONDASYON FELICITEE (FF) two decades ago with a mission to promote historical research and cultural identity building.
Her contributions as a lecturer in the subjects of linguistics, self-development, African and Ayitian Ourstory, anthropology, and more, Professor Bello offers a holistic approach to understanding human essence beginning with knowledge of self.
Her contributions as a lecturer in the subjects of linguistics, self-development, African and Ayitian Ourstory, anthropology, and more, Professor Bello offers a holistic approach to understanding human essence beginning with knowledge of self.
Frequently wrongfully referred to as “voodoo,” Vodou is often misunderstood in popular/Western culture, resulting in stereotypes that fail to capture its authentic beliefs and practices. The religion emphasizes community, reverence for ancestors, and the interconnectedness of life.
Join us as we learn, remember, honor, and keep the legacy of one of Haiti’s greatest victories alive! From March 2-24, 1802, 800 Haitian warriors stood strong against 12,000 French troops, proving that the fight for freedom is won with courage, unity, and resilience.
Join us as we come together online on September 20th to honor the legacy of Jean-Jacques Dessalines. We encourage you to actively participate in this global celebration. Share the event with your networks, engage with the discussions, and contribute your thoughts during the live segments.
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