Telling Your Story Through Your Website!
LS3 Studios is an award-winning full-service film production studio in Louisiana. We provide services in personal histories, photography, archival storytelling, editing, and filmmaking.
Recording your family history can provide valuable insight into conditions that may be prevalent in a family lineage through genetic backgrounds.
There were many illustrious names above the entrances of New Orleans schools before the disasters of 2005 struck. Some remain; others are now footnotes in New Orleans educational history.
The mission of Robert Russa Moton Charter School, in partnership with families and the community, is to create a learning environment that fosters kindness, curiosity, and encourages our students to be lifelong learners.
Leading to Glory is the story of five Louisiana men who volunteered to fight for the freedom they sought and cherished. Their stories have often been forgotten, shared only by word of mouth or hidden deep within public and private archives.
Gulfside Assembly stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the African American community. From its inception in the late 19th century to the challenges of the 21st century, Gulfside has been a beacon of hope, education, and unity.
Since coming of age in the nurturing environment of a very musical family and a distinguished bloodline of drummers, New Orleans native Herlin Riley emerged from that most creative era of all things rhythmic in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s,
Friends of Joe W. Brown Memorial Park
Friends of Joe W. Brown Memorial Park & Louisiana Nature Center is a non-profit organization in partnership with Parkway Partners, NORDC, New Orleans Department of Parks & Parkways , and the Audubon Nature Institute
Terrebonne Genealogical Society is a 501c3 nonprofit in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. Our mission is to promote the research and preservation of family histories in the area known as the “Old Lafourche Interior Parish.”
Bernice is an award-winning author of three books, genealogist, nationally recognized guest speaker, storyteller, and producer-host of the podcast – Research at the National Archives and Beyond BlogTalkRadio program.
Dr. Antoinette Harrell
As Dr. Harrell researched her family history, she discovered sharecropping, peonage, and involuntary servitude. She had not studied peonage or sharecropping in school, but Harrell was determined to learn more.
In 2012, I created my first ebook. That one ebook turn into a 6 figure business that replaced my income and allowed me to quit my job. Since then, I’ve built a 7+ figure brand that helps women from around the world.
