Before the world came to know me as Jermaine Fowler, the New York Times bestselling author, public historian, and keynote speaker, I was a young, inquisitive kid in the library, earning the nickname "the professor."

College led me to study business, as I sought financial stability, but my passion for learning and teaching never faded. In 2020, I took a leap of faith and founded The Humanity Archive, a platform that combined a learning community and podcast, dedicated to unearthing and examining the depths of our shared history.

The support I received was both astounding and humbling. I found myself surrounded by a community of fellow library enthusiasts, truth seekers, history lovers, and lifelong learners who yearned for authentic understanding. Together, we created a nurturing and empowering space that transcended the confines of academia and public education, fostering growth and transformation.

Fueled by the collective spirit of these passionate individuals, The Humanity Archive continues to flourish, providing insight and knowledge to those seeking a deeper understanding of the human experience.

Warmly,

Jermaine Fowler