06/04/2025
The 2025 Campbell-Wright HBCU Gullah Geechee Internship has officially begun!
We’re thrilled to welcome 22 outstanding interns from 11 Historically Black Colleges and Universities who arrived safely in Atlanta this week to begin their journey.
📍 Day 1 kicked off at Morehouse College, where interns began training with cultural interpreter and heritage specialist Erica Veal. Over the next several days, they’ll become Certified Interpretive Guides through the National Association of Interpreters — gaining vital tools in cultural storytelling, public interpretation, and historical engagement.
📍 Day 2 wrapped up with a heartfelt meal and fellowship at Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen, where the interns had a chance to taste the culture they’re here to preserve. It was more than just dinner — it was a celebration of memory, legacy, and community.
These early moments are already shaping a powerful summer of learning, travel, and impact across the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor.
Thank you to our partners, mentors, and hosts who continue to make this work possible. Next stop: St. Helena Island, South Carolina. 🌊