Our Vision
Make the world a better place by sharing the strength, resiliency, and passion of Virgin Islanders.
Our Story Our Voice
Make the world a better place by sharing the strength, resiliency, and passion of Virgin Islanders.
To honor the U.S. Virgin Islands’ proud heritage, empower future generations, and erase racism by providing cultural materials inspired by the vibrant tapestry of the Virgin Islands, and by offering support to the community through our commitment to cultural preservation and unity.
We seek to make the world a better place by sharing the strength, resiliency, and passion of Virgin Islanders. We do so by creating and distributing resources that empower and serve as tools for education and cultural preservation. We seek to serve and inspire with love and integrity.
We are dedicated to creating quality experiences for our audiences. From books and films dedicated to the folklore and history of the Virgin Islands, to inspirational card decks featuring traditional madras design, we love showing off Virgin Islands culture and heritage. Keep coming back to see our latest additions.
Please support our work by making a tax deductible financial gift to the Fireburn Foundation. We appreciate your generous support which makes it possible for us to fulfill our mission in excellence. Thank you for partnering with us and being a part of our work.
We appreciate you.
“Short films are making progressive waves this past year, especially one project by artist and filmmaker Angela Golden Bryan.”
Times Square Chronicles
Elisabeth Taylor
“The documentary explores the inhumane work and living conditions that existed prior to the revolt and takes an in depth look at the women who were called “Queens” due to their leadership.”
The Virgin Islands Daily News
Lori Abbotts
“[…] a short documentary that pays homage to an event significant to Virgin Islands history.”
The St. Thomas Source
Adisha Penn
“The documentary helps bring the story to a global stage and new audiences.”
The Fox Magazine
The Editors Of The Fox Magazine
“This documentary is an insightful look into Virgin Islands history and culture. Not only is it visually stunning, it puts a whole new meaning and depth behind the Fireburn.”
Sara Kirkpatrick, The Virgin Islands Daily News reporter
“This screenplay had me riveted and feeling spellbound, shocked, saddened, uplifted and joyous…all at the same time.”
Mark Gibbons
“Once I started reading this book, I couldn’t put it down. Although it’s written in a movie script format, it only took me a couple of pages to get used to it and get into a rhythm. Super interesting and educational. Would love to see this on the big screen one day!”
Derek Latta
“Anyone who enjoys historical fiction, especially the history of the islands, will love this. The angst and frustration of our ancestors during and after slavery supposedly ended was deeply felt as I read the lines of this screenplay.”
Staci B.
“This book is amazing! As a teacher from the Virgin Islands, I appreciate that I can teach about bullying and incorporate aspects of our history!”
Grant D.
“This is a wonderfully written and illustrated book! Children and adults will benefit from the author’s message. Every child should be able to read this inspirational book and hopefully schools will make this a part of their curriculum.”
Frances Adler