Learning Hub
Below you will find a curated collection of books, resources, organisations and videos to help you dive deeper into the history of chattel enslavement and its legacies.
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Caribbean Organisations
- Black Consciousness Festival – A global platform that builds awareness and connects people of African descent with each other through sharing information, traditions, histories, intentions, traumas, celebrations, legacies and stories.
- Black Lives Matter – #BlackLivesMatter is a global organisation whose mission is to eradicate white supremacy and build local power to intervene in violence inflicted on Black communities.
- Caribbean Girls’ Collective – A group of like-minded organisations working with girls across the Caribbean and empowering them to fulfil their potential.
- CARICOM – A regional organisation comprising 15 Caribbean member states.
- CARICOM Reparations Commission – Regional body dedicated to guiding the Caribbean in the reparatory justice movement.
- Centre for Reparation Research – Centre dedicated to research, knowledge creation, documentation and the dissemination of information to the Reparatory Justice Movement. The Centre also supports and contributes to the implementation of CARICOM’s Reparatory Justice Programme.
- Haitian Women’s Collective – An organisation dedicated to advancing health, education, civic engagement, leadership and opportunities for diverse communities in Haiti.
- Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti – A partnership of human rights advocates and organisations in Haiti and the U.S. tackling the root causes of injustice that impacts basic human rights in Haiti.
- Ikemba: Youth for Reparations – Guyanese youth advocacy organisation for reparations.
- Indo-Caribbean Cultural Centre – A non-profit, independent, educational organisation committed to the production of information about people, issues and events affecting Hindus and Indians in multi-ethnic Trinidad and the Caribbean.
- Know Your Caribbean – A platform dedicated to the enrichment of the history and culture of the Caribbean with particular focus on the untold stories of the region.
- My Trident is Broken – Barbados’ National Task Force on Reparations seeks to ensure that Barbados receives holistic reparations from the ills of slavery.
- National African-American Reparations Commission – NAARC is a group of professionals with backgrounds in law, medicine, journalism, academia, history, civil rights and social justice advocacy. They are united in a common commitment to fight for reparatory justice, compensation and restoration of African American communities.
- Walter Rodney Foundation – Formed by the Rodney family, this non-profit organisation shares the life and works of Dr. Rodney with students, scholars, and community activists around the world.