Marine Archaeology for Young Explorers

Dive Into History With OGL!

We’re launching an exciting marine archaeology program for young explorers aged 14 to 24!

As part of our ongoing growth, we’re expanding our training programs to include marine archaeology with a focus on:

Mapping and preserving submerged cultural heritage sites.

Documenting waterways that played significant roles in the African Diaspora and Indigenous histories.

Engaging local communities in these preservation efforts.

Our Upcoming Mapping Missions Include Destinations Like:

Brazil – Exploring Afro-Brazilian heritage.

Mozambique – Delving into coastal historical connections.

Senegal – Focusing on Gorée Island and other significant maritime heritage sites.

Africatown, Alabama – Researching the Clotilda’s legacy and the Underground Railroad from AL to Canada.

Jamaica, Louisiana, and Virginia – Researching waterways associated with Maroon communities.

California – Investigating Indigenous peoples’ waterways.

Who Can Join?

Youth aged 14 to 24 with a passion for history, technology, or adventure. No prior experience necessary – we’ll provide everything you need!

Join Our Zoom Info Sessions to learn how YOU can:

Uncover and preserve underwater cultural heritage.

Train to use cutting-edge underwater ROVs (remotely operated vehicles).

Start your journey from learning to swim to becoming a certified scuba diver – no experience required!

Don’t miss this chance to make waves and uncover hidden treasures beneath the sea. Dive into history with us!