The Healers Project: Decolonizing Knowledge Within Afro-Indigenous Traditions, is a collaborative research project created by Dr. Alaí Reyes-Santos and Dr. Ana-Maurine Lara. They interviewed Caribbean and US Pacific Northwest peoples that keep their Afro-Indigenous, Indigenous and Afro-descendant traditional healing practices and ecological knowledge alive, within a framework that validates their knowledge in a world where Eurocentric notions of health and medicine vilify and dismiss them. The people they interviewed expressed a collective investment in sharing their knowledge across generations at a time when colonization, displacement and migration disrupts the ways in which their communities have passed down knowledge.

The Healers Project collection includes three sets of interviews:

• Caribbean Healers -- eighteen interviews, with transcripts and translations
• Ogun Interview Collection -- nineteen interviews, with transcripts and translations. 
• PNW Interviews -- five interviews, with transcripts and translations
• Canoe Journey -- twenty-three interviews, with transcripts and translations