Fula American Family Community
A gathering hole/community, for paternal & maternal Fula/Fulani bloodline lineage.
About Us
From 1668 to 1829, 145,000 people were shipped from the slave trading port at St. Louis, Senegal. From 1668 to 1843, 126,000 people were shipped from the slave trading port of Bissau on the coast of modern-day Guinea Bissau, West Africa. These are the lands where Fula/Fulani people were living. From these two slave trading ports, 6,400 people were brought to the Gulf Coast, 10,000 people were brought to the port at Charleston, South Carolina, 4,500 people were brought to Chesapeake, and 1,400 people were brought to New York.
Our Mission
- To raise awareness about Generational Trauma.
- To create publish, and promote educational materials for the upliftment and enhancement of Sense-Of-Self in Generation Alpha (2010 -2024).
- To Encourage descendants of the Fula/Fulani and other discovered tribes in America involvement in the study and preservation of their family history and genealogy.
- Open African Connection Centers across America for various tribes in the diaspora to meet, build, create, organize, fundraise, and connect to their villages in Africa.
Meet the Founder
Greetings everyone, or in the Fula/Fulani native tongue of Pular, On jaraama!
This journey started for me when I took the African Ancestry DNA Test. I discovered that my maternal lineage is that of Fula from Guinea Bissau, West Africa. In February 2023, I gifted myself with a trip to the country and my ancestral Fula village. I returned from that trip committed to connecting and educating Fula descendants about their ancestral homeland. It was a mission which came directly from my Ancestors.
I founded FHAGSIA dedicated to raising awareness about Generational Trauma and equipping Generation Alpha (born 2010-2024) through a Conscious Curriculum, with the tools under the Emotional Intelligence umbrella to consciously navigate, more importantly…shape, their world.
Board of Directors
Queen D. Michele M.Ed (Fula Descendant)
Founder/President
Teacher/Author/Blogger
Thaddeus N. Williams II
(Fula Descendant)
Treasurer
Entrepreneur/Property Mangement
agapesouthernllc@gmail.com
Mitzie Fisher
(Fula Descendant)
Secretary
United States Postal Service
mitzie.e.fisher@usps.gov
Lakesha Roberts
(Fula Descendant)
Mentor/Coach/Community Activist
lakeshaoroberts@gmail.com
Yvette Thomas, M. HS,
Founder of Save Our Seeds America, Inc.
Administrative Director w/Georgia Community Action Association
saveourseeds1@gmail.com
Prosper Iwu
Educator and Mentor
prosper.iwu@cornerstonecharters.org