Teresa Vega's guest appearances

Teresa Vega

Research at the National Archives and Beyond

Pamela Cerdeira

Elon Musk

Kamala Harris

Donald Trump

Jason Lee

Allyson Hobbs

Jeff Bezos

James Joyce

James Madison

Richard Branson

Kurt Vonnegut

David Lynch

Dred Scott

Anne Carson

Gloria Lucas

Paul Theroux

OwlTail

En entrevista con Pamela Cerdeira en MVS Noticias, Yohali Reséndiz presentó el caso del feminicidio de Teresa Vega.

La espera de una sentencia ejemplar: caso feminicidio de Teresa Vega

Wendy Wilson

Wendy Wilson Fall and Teresa Vega will share the history and origin of Malagasy Roots and how DNA testing can help identify your Malagasy ancestry.Wendy Wilson Fall is Associate Professor and Program Chair of the Africana Studies Program at Lafayette College.  Wilson-Fall has a PhD from Howard University’s African Studies Center, with a concentration in Social Anthropology. Her research engages questions of socio-cultural change and ethnic identity. She has published numerous journal articles and book chapters on these themes, including work from her field research in West Africa as well as her work in the U.S. on African American family narratives. At Lafayette College she and colleagues have built  an interactive website using GIS visualization to explore the early demographics of families claiming Malagasy ancestry at http://digital.lafayette.edu/collections/madagascar.  Her book, Memories of Madagascar and the Black Atlantic was released in October, 2015 by Ohio University Press. Teresa Vega's background in cultural anthropology helped her to research her ancestral roots. She began blogging to document the genealogy research she had been doing over the past several years. She is a proud member of both the NJ and NY Chapters of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (AAGHS) and the Facebook Group African American Genealogy &amp; Slave Ancestry Research. Since 2014,Teresa is the co-administrator of FTDNA's Malagasy Roots Project with CeCe Moore and a descendant of Malagasy enslaved people going back to the late 1600s and early 1700s from New York and Virginia.

Wendy Wilson Fall and Teresa Vega will share the history and origin of Malagasy Roots and how DNA testing can help identify your Malagasy ancestry. Wendy Wilson Fall is Associate Professor and Program Chair of the Africana Studies Program at Lafayette College.  Wilson-Fall has a PhD from Howard University’s African Studies Center, with a concentration in Social Anthropology. Her research engages questions of socio-cultural change and ethnic identity. She has published numerous journal articles and book chapters on these themes, including work from her field research in West Africa as well as her work in the U.S. on African American family narratives. At Lafayette College she and colleagues have built  an interactive website using GIS visualization to explore the early demographics of families claiming Malagasy ancestry at <a href="http://digital.lafayette.edu/collections/madagascar" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://digital.lafayette.edu/collections/madagascar</a>.  Her book, Memories of Madagascar and the Black Atlantic was released in October, 2015 by Ohio University Press.  Teresa Vega's background in cultural anthropology helped her to research her ancestral roots. She began blogging to document the genealogy research she had been doing over the past several years. She is a proud member of both the NJ and NY Chapters of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (AAGHS) and the Facebook Group African American Genealogy &amp; Slave Ancestry Research. Since 2014,Teresa is the co-administrator of FTDNA's Malagasy Roots Project with CeCe Moore and a descendant of Malagasy enslaved people going back to the late 1600s and early 1700s from New York and Virginia.

Malagasy Roots with Wendy Wilson Fall, PhD and Teresa Vega

Teresa Vega will share her journey to discover her tri-racial roots in the United States, Puerto Rico and Madagascar.Teresa Vega's background in cultural anthropology helped her to research her ancestral roots. She began blogging to document the genealogy research she had been doing over the past several years. She is a proud member of both the NJ and NY Chapters of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (AAGHS) and the Facebook Group African American Genealogy &amp; Slave Ancestry Research.  She is currently featured in an ancestry.com commercial.http://radiantrootsboricuabranches.com/about/Music by AK Alexander Productions

Teresa Vega will share her journey to discover her tri-racial roots in the United States, Puerto Rico and Madagascar. Teresa Vega's background in cultural anthropology helped her to research her ancestral roots. She began blogging to document the genealogy research she had been doing over the past several years. She is a proud member of both the NJ and NY Chapters of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (AAGHS) and the Facebook Group African American Genealogy &amp; Slave Ancestry Research.  She is currently featured in an <a href="http://ancestry.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ancestry.com</a> commercial. <a href="http://radiantrootsboricuabranches.com/about/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://radiantrootsboricuabranches.com/about/</a> Music by AK Alexander Productions

Radiant Roots and Boricua Branches with  Teresa Vega