The African Diaspora Project is a digital archive created by SIT Study Abroad in collaboration with institutional partners in the U.S., the Caribbean, Africa and South America. The collection includes text documents, audio files, images, and video files of both formal scholarship and non-formal studies, in such areas as folk tales, architecture, songs, photography and art pertaining to African Diasporas.

Submissions from 2005

Engendered Spaces: An Analysis of the Formation and Perpetuation of Female Spheres in Ghana, Emily Starr Bean

Crossroads Of Cultures: Contemporary Painting At The College Of Art, Kumasi, Margaret Hunt de Bona

Submissions from 2004

Interactions Between The Local Government And The Traditional Authorities, Tara Boulton

Perceptions of Development in Ghana, Caitlin Hurley

Pidgin! Make we hear your speak, Make we know why chaw students dey luv you, Desiree Pipkins

Submissions from 2003

Choose Ye This Day!!! A study surrounding the dialogue that concerns the use of traditional herbal medicine versus modern scientific medicine in Ghana., Tina M. Andrews

Education for Liberation: Ghana's move from western to appropriate education system, Ama Mansa Awotwi

It's a Man's World: Overcoming Barriers to Female Education in Ghana, LaSandra Houston

There is no Word for Cousin: Understanding Ghanaian Homelessness from an American Context, Kenneth Hutchinson

The Pursuit of Development in Ghana, Jessamyn Mayher

Experience West African Drumming: A Study of West African Dance-Drumming and women Drummers, Leslie Marie Mullins

A Survey of Sites and Relics on the Slave Trade in Ghana: A History Archaeology Perspective, Brooke Takala

Searching for a Voice: An Examination of the Fishing Industry in Ghana, Kalyani Thampi

Submissions from 2002

A War of Words: Halo songs of Abuse Among the Anlo Ewe, Corinna Campbell

The Historical Exodus of the Musama Disco Christo Church, Amy Cox

Childbearing in Ghana: How beliefs affect care, Michelle Fischer

Liberation, Catherine Gillespie

An Assessment of the Plausibility of Pan-Africanism From Various Perspectives, Crystal Holmes

Rhythm and Movement in Ghana:Healing through Dance through Generations, Naima Penniman

Traditional Dance In Ghana: A Means Of Preserving And Re-Affirming Ghanaian Culture, Kani Edite Romain

Brainwash Education: Religiosity, Formal Education, and The Ghanaian mentality, Ty Thompson

Toward Reparations Policy In Ghana A study of the Reparations Movement in Ghana, West Africa., Elizabeth Whittaker

Asante Indigenous Goldsmithing:The Impact of Contemporary Culture on Akan Jewelry, Dana Wilson

Submissions from 2001

Child Labor in Ghana: An analysis of perceptions and practices, Amanda Bruscino

The Effects Of Structural Adjustment On The Lives Of Small-Scale Farmers A Micro Study Of The Cape Coast District, Central Region, Ghana, Hannah Clark

Boat Building, Navigation, And West African Indigenous Knowledge, Will Connell

The Challenges Food Crops Farmers Face in the Ahanta West District: Friends of the Nation Demonstration Farm, a Possible Solution., Meghan Crouch

Effectiveness Of Ghana's Decenctralized Administraiton In Matters Of Physical Development: The Case Of The Wa District Assembly, Keon Knutson

Breaking the chains of slavery: how to continue healing from a history of oppression, Jennifer Parrish

Sankofa: A Study Into The Teaching Of History In the Ghanian Education System: A Case Study In Cape Coast Schools, Kyla Saphir

Voices of Ghana: The Evolution of Traditional Identity Through Music, Graham Savage

Creating Spaces to Build Alternatives: The Growing Movement Against Water Privatization in Ghana, Sasha Wright

Submissions from 2000

Dances of Northern Ghana: Possibilities for cross-cultural communication, Electa Behrens

Changes in Treatment for Malaria: Western Influence on Indigenous Practice, Kourtney L. James

A Tradition of Innovation: An Exploration into the History,Cultural Role and Playing of the Atenteben and Odurugya flutes of Ghana, Shaun C. Laughlin

Influences on Contemporary Ghanaian Dance: An Exploration of Viewpoint, Kristen Warnick

Submissions from 1999

Farewell Medicine, Anglea Autry

Word and Image: A Synthesis of Twi Proverbs and Photographs, Mana Borenstine

Dance and Drum Education in Afiadenyigba, Ghana, Kathryn D. Bryant

Ohenmaa's Role In Ashante My Experience & View On Community, MIchelle Castro

The Games Children Play: A Look at Children's Past Times in Southern Ghana, Johanna H. Coleman

Pottery and Progress: Traditional and Contemporary Pottery in Vume, Ghana, Diana Halluska

When the People Decide: A Study of the Independence Movement in Ghana, Angela Howard

Product of the Past: An Examination of Ashanti and Dagari Proverbs as a Means of exploring the Cultural and Societal Effects of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade on the Dagaaba People and the Ashanti People, Melanie Kawano

Traditional Birth Attendants in Modern Ghana A Discussion of Maternal Health Care, Emily Kennedy

Learning African Dance, Melinda Willis

Art and Symbolism in Ewe Religion: Ritual Objects of the Yewe and Tro Mami Worship In Klikor, Ghana, Coleen Wright

Submissions from 1998

Where the Chilly Winds Don't Blow: African Americans Return to Ghana, Zelle Bonney

Folk Songs Of Ghana: The Mosomagor Song Book, Julia Christensen

A Critical Discussion Of The History, Function And Literary Relevance Of Ghanaian Wax Prints, Erika S. Cobb

The Meanings Behind the Marks: Scarification and the People of Wa, Lauren Cullivan

An Preparation Of Indoor Games In Ghana, Jeremy Fishcher

The Kukyekukyeku Bamboo Orchestra of Msomagor, Ghana, Benjamin Klaus

Credit with Education: Micro enterprising Women of Jamestown, Accra, Lisa Maniscalco

Deep Understanding Defined Within the Primary School Class One Curriculum, Kim Mendell

Spiritual Check-up:The Art of Healing in Anlo-Afiadenyigba, Volta Region, Caroline Walker Mills

Gaining the Appropriate Technology State-Of-Mind, Colette Mininger

The Function of English in Contemporary Ghanaian Society, Lanita Morris

Adowa: Funeral Dance Of Asante As A Vehicle To Express Ethnic Identity, Katherine Moss

An Analytical Look at Bomborisi Art, JoAnnn M. Ruckman

Descending Through Drums: A Field Based Study of the Yeve and Brekete Religions and their Music, Michael F. Spiker

On Uneven Ground: Tracing a slave route from Salaga to Cape Coast, Laura Tanz

The Rise Of British Jurisdiction In Ghana, Jonqil Van

The Tradition of Drumming in Kitase Ghana, Marisa A. Zapata

Submissions from 1997

Neocolonialism And The Ghanaian Media: An In-Depth Look at International News Coverage in Ghanaian Newspapers, Television and Radio, Shelby Bond

The Treatment of Psychiatric Illness in Ghana, Brandee Burler

Under the Kapok Tree: Explorations in Dagbon, Allegra Churchill

Children Without Parents in Ghanaian Society: My Internship at Osu Children's Home, Kristen Curtis

Socio-Economic Backgrounds and Beliefs of University Student in Ghana, Christie Isalid Martinez

The Voice of the Slave, Lisa Montgomery Perry

China Plates: A Dance Expression of Spiritual Healing From the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Tiffany U. Trent

Women Drummers: Embracing a tradition and moving forward with change, Natalie Wagner

Submissions from 1996

Woodcarving In Aburi:A Change In Tradition, Laura Cochrane

Traditional Mural Arts of Sirigu: Forms. Symbolism, and Processes, Christine A. Cowhey

Professional Dance In Ghanaian Society:The Development And Direction Of The Ghana Dance Ensemble, Krista N. Fabian

Canoe Decoration and Meaning Among the Fante of Cape Coast, Allison W. Gray

Fufuo, Dreadlocks, Chickens and Kaya: Practical Manifestations of Traditional Ashanti Religion, Jerusha Rhodes

Submissions from 1995

A Layman's Perspective On Women's Health Care In Ghana, Lakythia D. Ferby

Beads: An Element of Regalia, Elizabeth Shonsey

Popular Music in Ghana: The Democratization of Culture, Owen Wright

Submissions from 1994

Children's Play Songs A Means Of Education In Akan Culture, Ama Terra Pearson

Traditional Institution in Coastal Development: Asafo Companies in Cape Coast History, Brian L. Perkins