The Iroko Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and celebrating Afro-diasporic heritage by safeguarding writings, texts, images, libretas, and music contributed by practitioners, elders, and scholars. We strive to provide access to this rich repository for advanced scholars and researchers while fostering a vibrant community where scholar-practitioners can connect, collaborate, and celebrate our collective efforts.

The Society is structured as a formal archival institution supported through ethical governance, and stewards collections under documented access and preservation policies. Core activity is sustained through institutional grants and strategic partnerships.