The Griot Institute for Africana Studies
Griot: A central figure in many West African cultures. Historically, the griot held many functions, including as a community historian, cultural critic, indigenous artis, and collective spokesperson.
The Griot Institute for Africana Studies has as its focus faculty and student intellectual and creative engagement with the interdisciplinary investigation of the cultures, histories, narratives, peoples, geographies and arts of Africa and the African diaspora. Please check back regularly for news and announcements.
The Griot Tree photograph is used by permission of the artist, Bobbie Crews.
Contact Information
Griot Institute for Africana Studies
100D Roberts Hall
Bucknell University
Lewisburg, PA 17837
ph: 1.570.577.2123
griot@bucknell.edu

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