| Louisiana Heritage Connection A Source of Creole Ancestral History, Personal Stories, News, Events and More! Creole Unity Now and Forever |
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| WELCOME TO CREOLE RESOURCES This page will guide users to organizations dedicated to the preservation of our Creole heritage and ancestry. |
| Louisiana Creole Heritage Center The mission of the Creole Heritage Center is to promote, foster and engage in activities and endeavors that relate to Louisiana Creoles and their culture. It serves as an office of support to Louisiana and national Creole communities and organizations, offering advice and assistance in matter that affect Creoles. |
| To visit websites below, Click Fleur De Lis located in appropriate organizations text. |
| Margaret Media, Inc. Margaret Media, Inc. is a gateway to Louisiana's colorful history with books on Creoles, their culture, language and CDs of their music, women's history, Mississippi River lore, and articles on Mexican-Louisiana Creoles, and Katrina hurricane and flood survival. They are actively seeking manuscripts on the above topics for publication. See their Publishing Guidelines page. |
| Cane River Trading Co. "This website is for the descendants of CoinCoin and Claude Thomas Pierre Metoyer and for the descendants of Carroll Jones and Catherine Clifton and for anyone else with a Cane River Creole heritage." |
| Cane River National Heritage Area A largely rural, agricultural landscape known for its historic plantations, its distinctive Creole architecture, and its multi-cultural legacy. |
| Louisiana Folklife Center - Northwestern State University The primary goal of the regional program is to provide in-depth documentation of Louisiana's folk traditions and to facilitate their appropriate use by the public and cultural tourism. |
| Folklife in Louisiana A wealth of information to help you learn, teach and plan projects about Louisiana folklife. |
| Louisiana Creole Research Association (LA Creole) Its purpose is to assist Creoles of Color in researching their ancestry, to educate the general public about Creole culture, and to celebrate the contributions and legacy of a unique, sometimes forgotten people. |
| Cane River Colony Its purpose is to preserve the rich heritage of Louisiana Creoles, provide links to genealogical research resources, promote Creole history, promote Black history, enable descendants across the country to communicate and share information, and promote the businesses and services offered by descendants. |
| NOGDCR (NEW ORLEANS GENS DE COULEUR RESEARCHERS) The Gens de Couleur Libres (the Free People of Color) of New Orleans have a rich and wonderful history. Those researching Creole lineage and Culture in New Orleans are invited to join. This is a moderated group. |
| French Creoles This web site's objective is to open the doors to an understanding of Americans' " first and only " home brewed nationality and to show others what we and our culture are all about. It is also an excellent source of Louisiana history, resources, and much, much more. |
| Mixed Heritage Center This is a new website. Its founder is a board member with the Mavin Foundation, a Seattle based non-profit that serves the mixed heritage community. This website is an online clearinghouse of information and resources related to the mixed heritage experience. |