“Lloyd Algernon Best: Decoloniality and the Epistemic Importance of Place”, a lecture by Maurice Wade, Professor of Philosophy at Trinity College, is live here: https://t.co/rUpVsOVYaM
Caribbean Yard Campus news: Rainy Season 2020 courses—in mas design, Caribbean philosophy, traditional medicine, and Trinidad Patois/Kwéyòl—are being offered online, starting September 21. Classes cost $1200 TTD each and run for 12 weeks. Register here: https://t.co/BtQQojaVkN
The 11th annual Trinidad and Tobago Mango Festival is almost here! For one day only at the Lloyd Best Institute of the Caribbean - Saturday, July 6. Learn about mangoes, witness thrilling mango-related demonstrations, purchase mango-based products! 9 AM to 5 PM, entry is free.
Ian Dhanoolal, sign language linguist and Deaf rights activist, will be at the LBIC at 6 PM on May 17 to share fascinating stories from his research trips around the Caribbean, while exploring issues of language rights and language endangerment.
Sharlan Bailey, son of the Shadow and an accomplished musician in his own right: "Winston Bailey wrote about fear. Like any great writer, he turned that into beauty". Shadow, the Philosopher, here at the Lloyd Best Institute of the Caribbean
"In spite of his tragic vision, there's a strain of utopianism in Shadow's music" - Thomas Isaac on Shadow, the Philosopher, right now at the Lloyd Best Institute of the Caribbean
Don't miss the Art of Obeah! We open our Leroy Clarke/Makemba Kunle exhibition next Tuesday night in Tunapuna with a talk by Fazal Ali, "Different Drummers: Obeah As Art"
March 19, The Lloyd Best Institute of the Caribbean brings you "The Art of Obeah: Leroy Clarke and Shadow", a two-week exhibition and series of events in honour of these two legends. Detailed programme coming soon!
Thrilled to get this glimpse of LBIC research fellows Rehana Omardeen and @ird2004 working on their "Revisiting the Shared Sign Language of Providence Island" language documentation project, & so proud to be associated with such important, original and exciting scholarship.
Excited to join brilliant friends working in Old Providence on this project, documenting the sign language, and making sure that deaf kids get early language access. https://t.co/hG7eX51S9G
This Friday at 6pm, we're hosting a presentation on indigenous martial arts by two @yardcampus member yards, Bois Academy and Whip Masters: The Original Jab-Jab.