Mosaic Medias, founded in 2001 by Ann Armstrong Scarboro, Ph.D., promotes international and inter-cultural understanding.

Art by Luc Marlin

We believe that the works of the individuals in our films merit much greater attention than they have received to date, both from educators and from the general public. We are persuaded that human beings expand, grow and become more tolerant when they participate in exchanges of cultures.

Ann Armstrong Scarboro, Ph.D., president of Mosaic Medias, is a specialist in French Caribbean, French, and ethnic literatures with over twenty years of experience as a university professor and high school teacher. A member of the African Literature Association, the Association of Caribbean Women Scholars, Women in French, the National Association for Multicultural Education, and the Colorado Conference on Foreign Language Teaching, and a participant in the International Conference on Caribbean Literature, Ann has chaired many panels and given numerous papers in her field. Her most important publications include the afterword to the English translation of Maryse Condé’s I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem, a special issue of The American Book Review on Caribbean literature for which she was guest editor, an article for Callaloo that examines the novels of French Caribbean writers Joseph Zobel, Simone Schwarz-Bart and Daniel Maximin, an article on the poet Jocelyn Valverde in Concerning Poetry, and analyses of Paule Marshall’s novels, Praisesong for the Widow, and The Fisher King.
Scarboro, in conjunction with Susan Wilcox of Full Duck Productions, has produced seven educational DVDs under the series title, Ethnic Expressions from the Mosaic of the Americas. Click here to see the list of videos.

Director: Susan Wilcox, M.A., owner of Full Duck Productions, since 1990. A former technical writer for utility companies, IBM, and various software enterprises, Wilcox is currently producing training videos and documentaries for non-profit businesses, including alternative school programs, amateur music groups, and volunteer outdoor programs restoring public lands.

Photography of Caribbean writers, artists, and art on this website is by Susan Wilcox.