Gumbo reflects the rich cultural history of the African Diaspora, from West Africa's shores to the bustling streets of New Orleans, Louisiana. Gumbo combines the richness of flavors and cultures to make a festive meal for the entire family.

When you cook gumbo for your family and friends, it makes you feel joyous that you made a pot of gumbo filled with a lot of love. Gumbo is meant to be shared with the masses. It brings families and communities together. You smell love and embrace what is good in the world when you cook gumbo.

Through the power of storytelling, Samuel and his grandpa experience the essence of Sankofa. Sankofa means go back and fetch it. It also means we must return to the source. In Ghana: A Place I Call Home, Samuel embarks on a journey of self-discovery. His grandpa teaches him about his home, Ghana, and shares key lessons about history and culture. Written by Monica Habia, award-winning author and proud Ghanaian. Ghana: A Place I Call Home is the inspiring story of a young boy embracing his cultural history, heritage, and roots.