The Black Atlas Project is an ongoing visual archive and cultural exploration that documents the lives, landscapes, and legacies of the African diaspora across the globe. Through photography, storytelling, and travel, this project seeks to reveal the depth, diversity, and beauty of Black life beyond borders and beyond stereotypes.

From the vibrant streets of Kingston to the quiet traditions of rural West Africa, from bustling city markets in the Caribbean to coastal villages in Latin America, The Black Atlas captures the nuances of how Black identity is lived, remembered, and celebrated around the world.

Created by photographer Toni Jenifer, the project serves as both a personal and collective journey tracing ancestral threads, uncovering overlooked narratives, and preserving visual history through an intimate, documentary lens. Each image is a reflection of connection: to land, to culture, and to one another.

This is more than a travel log. It’s a story of migration, memory, and meaning. It’s a visual affirmation that Black people have always been everywhere and we belong everywhere.

The Black Atlas Project is A Global Story in Black..