• About Dolphin Head

    Story Bridge

    Dolphin Head Story Bridge is an interactive multimedia platform for sharing stories and cultural heritage. This platform is presented by Amelia Wilhelmina Elliott-Harvey Estates (AWEHE), with assistance from OurStoryBridge, Local Contexts, Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA), and Native American Media Alliance (NAMA).

     

    Dolphin Head Story Bridge is a registered tribal media member of Indigenous Journalists Association.

  • Our Masthead

    Rahe-Wanitanama (they/them)

    Managing Editor and Reporter

     

    Rahe-Wanitanama is from Dolphin Head Forest Reserve, where they feel most at home tending their community’s cassava field in the village of Askenish, near Garden Bush in western Jamaica. Rahe’s goal is to help shape the narrative identity of the Ciboney Taíno through multimedia journalism, and to facilitate emotional and psychological reparations for her people living in regional and diasporic communities. Previously Rahe was an Unscripted Fellow for Native American Media Alliance, Leadership Fellow for NBCU Academy at NAHJ 2023 and a Journalism Fellow for IJA-NPR Next Generation Radio Indigenous 2023.

     

    Ways to connect with Rahe:
    • @rahewanitanama on Instagram/Threads
    • Rahe-Wanitanama on LinkedIn
    • Rahe-Wanitanama on Facebook

     

  • Hear the Stories Now!

    Click the categories below to hear some exciting stories from the Dolphin Head community. You can also go to the

    Public Stories Page for Dolphin Head found at https://app.memria.org/dolphinhead/. Use the search box to

    find a story that you want to listen to. You can also listen to stories from other OurStoryBridge projects

    across the country as they are continually added here.

    Our People
    Our Heritage and Legacy
    Our Arts and Culture
    Our Land
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