The Marronage Mapping Project
Mapping the geography of resistance — settlements, activity sites, and events of self-liberation across the Caribbean and South America
Project Team
The Marronage Mapping Project is the work of a collaborating group of scholars, students, and community partners. Learn about the researchers behind the data, their areas of expertise, and the institutions that support this work. This is placeholder copy; final team biographies will be contributed by the project coordinators.
About the Project
The Marronage Mapping Project brings together archival research and digital humanities methods to document maroon settlements, activity sites, and events across the Caribbean and South America. This placeholder paragraph will be replaced with the project's scope, methods, and intended audience once the collaborating researchers finalize the introductory copy.
