Producer Nola D Oracle brought her award-winning film ADHK: African Diasporans Hidden Kulture Part I: Jacksonville, Florida back to Jacksonville, the city where her mission began. Read the story behind the February 3rd screening

Discover why representation in children's books matters during Black History Month and how Amara's Adventures empowers young readers through African American history. 

Diaspora Whispers (Nola & Sage) brought the magic of storytelling to the Saint Augustine Film Festival on January 10th. Discover the highlights from our screenings of The Secret Pollinators and African Diasporan Hidden Kulture Part I!

A Veterans Day tribute that spotlights Eartha M. M. White’s faith-in-action support for soldiers, plus veteran author Nola D. Oracle’s mission to preserve history through Amara’s Adventures. Gratitude, community, and storytelling — all in one read.

 Amara’s Adventures kicks off Literacy Month at Kids Safe Zone in St. Augustine, bringing stories, smiles, and donated Literacy Bundles — all thanks to your support.

Amara's Adventures: A Trip to the African American Museums in Jacksonville, Florida" was born out of a desire to educate and inspire young readers. As an African American author of children's books, Nola brings to life the rich histories and cultural heritage of African Americans through the eyes of Amara, an eleven-year-old girl with boundless curiosity. Amara's journey is not just a story; it is a vehicle for teaching valuable life lessons in bravery, empathy, and cultural appreciation

Explore the inspiring journey of Amara Adesina in our latest blog post, "Meet Amara: A Character Spotlight," where we delve into her adventures through African American museums, highlighting the importance of cultural heritage, education, and character development for young readers.