Ramona La Roche, Ph.D.
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Dr. Ramona La Roche, a Cultural Heritage Informatics professional, provides consultant research, genealogy workshops, cultural arts, and digital literacy services. She is Family Research Director and Community Engagement Specialist for The Gullah Society (www.thegullahsociety.com) of Charleston, SC.
Her publications include "A Day Trip to Georgetown", College of Charleston Avery Research Center's Charleston African American Visitors Guide (2006); "Gullah Connections: Crossing Over, Passing, the Links Between The Worlds" exploring Gullah & Yoruba Funerary practices, in Orisa: Yoruba God & Spiritual Identity in Africa and the Diaspora, Toyin Falola and Ann Genova, ed. (2005), and Black America Series: Georgetown County, SC (1999).
Her publications include "A Day Trip to Georgetown", College of Charleston Avery Research Center's Charleston African American Visitors Guide (2006); "Gullah Connections: Crossing Over, Passing, the Links Between The Worlds" exploring Gullah & Yoruba Funerary practices, in Orisa: Yoruba God & Spiritual Identity in Africa and the Diaspora, Toyin Falola and Ann Genova, ed. (2005), and Black America Series: Georgetown County, SC (1999).
Dr. Ramona La Roche, a Cultural Heritage Informatics professional, provides consultant research, genealogy workshops, cultural arts, and digital literacy services. She is Family Research Director and Community Engagement Specialist for The Gullah Society (www.thegullahsociety.com) of Charleston, SC.
Her publications include "A Day Trip to Georgetown", College of Charleston Avery Research Center's Charleston African American Visitors Guide (2006); "Gullah Connections: Crossing Over, Passing, the Links Between The Worlds" exploring Gullah & Yoruba Funerary practices, in Orisa: Yoruba God & Spiritual Identity in Africa and the Diaspora, Toyin Falola and Ann Genova, ed. (2005), and Black America Series: Georgetown County, SC (1999).
Her publications include "A Day Trip to Georgetown", College of Charleston Avery Research Center's Charleston African American Visitors Guide (2006); "Gullah Connections: Crossing Over, Passing, the Links Between The Worlds" exploring Gullah & Yoruba Funerary practices, in Orisa: Yoruba God & Spiritual Identity in Africa and the Diaspora, Toyin Falola and Ann Genova, ed. (2005), and Black America Series: Georgetown County, SC (1999).
