Tom DeWolf, one of the ten family members in Traces of the Trade, has written a powerful account of his experiences during the journey. More information here.
Juanita Brown, co-producer of Traces of the Trade, and executive director Katrina Browne at the UCLA School of Public Affairs. Credit: Rich Schmitt
Dialogue during program at the UCLA School of Public Affairs. Credit: Rich Schmitt
The Tracing Center on Histories and Legacies of Slavery was founded in 2009 to build on the work of Ebb Pod Productions LLC, which produced the documentary film, Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North.
Our mission is to create greater awareness of the vast extent of complicity in slavery and the transatlantic slave trade and to inspire acknowledgement, dialogue and active response to this history and its many legacies. We do this for the purpose of racial and economic justice, healing, and reconciliation, for the benefit of all.
You may also be interested in a list of upcoming screenings and related events, or in our Rhode Island teacher workshops.
Our mission is to create greater awareness of the vast extent of complicity in slavery and the transatlantic slave trade and to inspire acknowledgement, dialogue and active response to this history and its many legacies. We do this for the purpose of racial and economic justice, healing, and reconciliation, for the benefit of all.
You may also be interested in a list of upcoming screenings and related events, or in our Rhode Island teacher workshops.
Inheriting the Trade
Tom DeWolf, one of the ten family members in Traces of the Trade, has written a powerful account of his experiences during the journey. More information here.
Tom DeWolf, one of the ten family members in Traces of the Trade, has written a powerful account of his experiences during the journey. More information here.
