Caribbean Arts + Culture Hub Announces Newly Re-Launched Website

NEW YORK - July 25, 2017 - PRLog -- On the heels of launching a major awareness campaign in honor of Caribbean American Heritage Month, cultural venture Caribbeing is announcing the re-launch of a website they had on hiatus for a year.

The new site, located at caribbeing.com, will tell the story of the impact of Caribbeans on the Diaspora and the region, drawing attention to the contributions of creators, leaders and visionaries of Caribbean heritage. The site will also highlight Caribbeing's mission is to illuminate the global Caribbean experience through film, art and culture.

"Our new and improved website will be our primary online touchpoint for anyone who wants to learn more about the influence and impact of Caribbeans on culture and society," said Shelley Worrell, founder of Caribbeing. "Stop by caribbeing.com to learn more about what our platform has to offer and how you can get involved with our work."

Last month, Caribbeing partnered with LinkNYC (www.linknyc.com) to showcase Caribbean American icons past and present. The citywide campaign, promoted throughout the five boroughs via digital billboards on thousands of free WiFi and device-charging communication stations known as "Links," featured noteworthy Caribbean Americans including Harry Belafonte, Celia Cruz, Edwidge Dandicat, Shirley Chisholm, Marcus Garvey and Junot Diaz, Notorious B.I.G, Jean-Michel Basquiat and others. The campaign garnered over four million views.

Caribbeing's website re-launch, along with their LinkNYC campaign, is part of Caribbeing's next phase of development to leverage digital media technologies to reach wider audiences.

About Caribbeing

Caribbeing is a thriving cultural organization that stands at the crossroads of the film, art, and culture. Based in Brooklyn, AKA the "Little Caribbean," Caribbeing spans contemporary culture and is a hub for creativity and collaborations with some of the Caribbean's most visionary talent and innovative brands. Now in its fifth year, Caribbeing has grown into a global movement. Learn more about Caribbeing at http://www.caribbeing.com. Follow Caribbeing on Facebook at Facebook.com/caribbeing.