Fostering intraregional community & dialogue w/ people who identify as and/or are in solidarity with Caribbean peoples & support their self-determined futures.
Join us April 15 for Dr. Yarimar Bonilla's lecture "Puerto Rico and the Aporias of American Empire,” 5:30 p.m., 145 McCone Hall, UC Berkeley. Not livestreamed or recorded. Grad students: join a lunch conversation on public scholarship! Details: https://t.co/DS6A9mUPoq
“Let me insist that “the academic” and “the intellectual” are not interchangeable terms: they are not the same thing: they may even be at the opposite ends of the scale.”
Stuart Hall on Walter Rodney.
https://t.co/4z9hddEA1L
Hurricane Melissa has devastated Jamaica, Cuba & Haiti—destroying homes & cutting off food, water & power.
The Caribbean Coalition is raising $20,000 to support grassroots relief efforts on the ground.
Stand in solidarity & donate: https://t.co/qiMFZYoMx4
Hurricane Melissa has devastated Jamaica, Cuba & Haiti—destroying homes & cutting off food, water & power.
The Caribbean Coalition is raising $20,000 to support grassroots relief efforts on the ground.
Stand in solidarity & donate: https://t.co/qiMFZYoMx4
Sending our love to everyone affected by #HurricaneMelissa in Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, & the Bahamas. Stay tuned for our relief fundraiser to mobilize material assistance. In the meantime: https://t.co/d1otTUlJfF
The split in CARICOM over its definition of the region as a “Zone of Peace” differs only in the extent, rather than form, of collaboration with US Empire. Working people in the Caribbean must seize upon this crisis to advance their own designs for power. https://t.co/tGxyETaJ2O
A tropical storm warning and a hurricane watch remain in effect as Tropical Storm Melissa moves slowly across the Caribbean Sea south-southeast of Jamaica.
This means tropical storm conditions are a possible threat to Jamaica within 36 hours and hurricane conditions are likely to pose a threat within 48 hours.
https://t.co/O7aY1tonMP
An open-access download of Michel-Rolph Trouillot’s Peasants and Capital: Dominica in the World Economy is now available. This new edition features an introduction by yours truly and an afterword by Schuyler Esprit.
https://t.co/s5euROloZL
THURSDAY, October 16th: CALL FOR COLLECTIVE ACTION IN DEFENCE OF THE CARIBBEAN, NO US MILITARY INTERVENTION
Pickets and protests will be taking place in 9 different Caribbean countries and occupied territories with pickets and protests planned in 7 more
At long last, the new edition of Michel-Rolph Trouillot’s Peasants and Capital is slated for a November print release. An open access PDF will be made available after the initial print run, so please recommend to your library or purchase a copy if you can. https://t.co/vlOd2UxPNm
The full recording of my Labour Day book discussion of the Petro-state Masquerade with @sariyuhh is now available. Watch our conversation and @sariyuhh’s Pierrot Grenade masquerade, “Parrot on Pet-rol,” here: https://t.co/kSWp9VM14Y
We are calling for proposals for The Caribbean Digital XII!
Held in memory of Dr. Ángel David Nieves, this year's gathering invites critical work on how media tech reshapes the Caribbean and its diasporas.
🗓 Dec 4–5, 2025 | 📍Northeastern U, Boston
📝 Apply by June 30
Let's congratulate Ph.D. student Anna Palmer on receiving the prestigious 2025–2026 Mentored Research Award! This well-deserved recognition highlights her dedication to research excellence and academic achievement. Visit our website for more information.
https://t.co/Vth3B9cRVD
We’re just one week away from the Imagining Caribbean Futures Symposium at UC Berkeley! Join us April 10-11 for exciting panels, a keynote by Dr. Kevon Rhiney, & a screening of Burnt Milk by Joseph Douglas Elmhirst.
Details: https://t.co/KcRZZRBGtN @BlackGeogs@townsend_center
Save the date! Join us for Imagining Caribbean Futures, a two-day symposium at UC Berkeley on April 10-11 with exciting panels, a keynote by Dr. Kevon Rhiney, and a film screening. RSVP now: https://t.co/KcRZZRBGtN @BerkeleyGeog@townsend_center