Your people have a name

Reconnecting Black and Indigenous families to ancestors lost to slavery.

Built for descendants of the African diaspora who carry fragments of a family tree — a grandmother's surname, a whispered region, a single name — this site treats genealogy as repair work rather than record-keeping. The opening prompt, 'Enter your grandmother's surname,' lowers the barrier from archive to altar, and the visual restraint lets the weight of the subject breathe. It's a quiet, deeply considered landing page that makes a personal mission feel inevitable.