press
“A crowd-sourced history project uncovers New England’s connections with the trans-Atlantic slave trade,” By Amy Paradysz in Green & Healthy Maine | Link
“Maine’s involvement in the 19th-century economy of enslavement,” By Karen Cadbury in Amjambo Africa | Link
“Former slaves founded community in the Midcoast,” By Stephanie Bouchard in The Working Waterfront | Link
“Virtual Portland walk points out city’s early ties to slavery,” By Michael Kelley in Portland Press Herald | February 24, 2021 | Link
“University of Southern Maine students researching region’s complicity in slave trade,” USM Office of Public Affairs | Link
“Two Conversations on Repressed Memories Offered in ‘Remapping New England'” in Free Press Online | January 26, 2021 | Link
“Unearthing the Cape’s Connection to the Slave Trade,” by Susan Blood in The Banner | August 24, 2018 | Link
“Were Cape Sea Captains Involved in the Slave Trade? Harwich Talk Explores Controversial Topic” by Debra Lawless in The Cape Cod Chronicle | May 9, 2018 | Link
Audio Interviews
Maine Public Radio
“Maine’s Role in the Slave Trade: Research Uncovers Significant Slave Trading in New England,” Interview by Keith Shortall with Kate McMahon, museum specialist, Center for the Study of Global Slavery, National Museum of African American History & Culture and Meadow Dibble, director, Atlantic Black Box; visiting scholar, Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice, Brown University | January 21, 2020 | Link
WOMR Provincetown
Pandora Peoples interviews Meadow Dibble about Cape Cod Merchant Sea Captains and the Slave Trade on the show “Healing Wisdom” | January 2, 2020 | Link