This website contains an Archive of research materials collected on the islands from 1988 to 2007 focused on the Raizal, traditional Islander, community and their struggle with the Colombian state to maintain their customs, traditions and properties. The materials consist of:

• Video and Audio recordings of interviews - the Islander Voices
• Video and Audio recordings of everyday life on the islands - the Scenes
• Introductory Materials consisting of a Documentary Video; History and Themes Books; and a Lecture.

There are also Transcripts of  the Islander Voices alongside the Voice recordings, Databases from surveys done in 2003 (San Andrés) and 2005 (Providencia) on the language, culture and identity of the population and a series of Articles analysing the data. In addition, there is a Map to orientate you and a Blog page for you to make comments and suggestions. Finally, there is a short piece giving Background to how this Islander Voices Project came about.

You can explore the Archive on your own using the Links Menu at the top of the page.

This website contains an Archive of research materials collected on the islands from 1988 to 2007 focused on the Raizal, traditional Islander, community and their struggle with the Colombian state to maintain their customs, traditions and properties. The materials consist of:

• Video and Audio recordings of interviews - the Islander Voices
• Video and Audio recordings of everyday life on the islands - the Scenes
• Introductory Materials consisting of a Documentary Video; History and Themes Books; and a Lecture.

There are also Transcripts of  the Islander Voices alongside the Voice recordings, Databases from surveys done in 2003 (San Andrés) and 2005 (Providencia) on the language, culture and identity of the population and a series off Articles analysing the data. In addition, there is a Map to orientate you and a Blog page for you to make comments and suggestions. Finally, there is a short piece giving Background to how this Islander Voices Project came about.

You can explore the Archive on your own using the Links Menu at the top of the page.