CIC NetVue-History and Legacy of Slavery Probing: Paramore: Race, Migration, and the Social Determinants of Health in Central Florida

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Submitted by Sheri Baeza on

This project explores the legacy of slavery and its aftermath through the intersecting themes of Race, Place, Migration, and Health. We will investigate the lived migration stories of African American and Afro-Caribbean residents connected to Orlando’s historic Parramore neighborhood, with particular focus on two congregations whose members experienced displacement and relocation. By combining oral history, archival research, and voluntary, ethically reviewed DNA analysis, the project seeks to understand how historical and contemporary migration patterns shape identity, belonging, community continuity, and health.

Grant Amount Submitted:
$15000
Status:
Pending
Funding Period:
Thursday, February 12, 2026 to Sunday, January 31, 2027
Date Submitted:
Saturday, November 15, 2025
Funder Type:
Private
Funder Name:
CIC NetVue
AHU Department:
Religion and Spiritual Care
Writers or Major Contributors:
Keith Burton
Jason Hines
Sheri Baeza