New Director of The CRR announces partnership with The Repair Campaign
I really see the work that I must do as one which takes reparation to the streets.
New Director of The CRR announces partnership with The Repair Campaign Read More »
I really see the work that I must do as one which takes reparation to the streets.
New Director of The CRR announces partnership with The Repair Campaign Read More »
I see reparations as not just about money. They’re about giving us the dignity and the freedom we’ve always deserved.
Reclaiming Our Story: Reflections from a Caribbean Cane Field Read More »
Even though we didn’t directly experience chattel slavery, it still affects us. The societies we live in are shaped by its legacy.
Repair Ambassadors Respond to “Why Repair Matters” Read More »
Reparation without re-education is of no use to the black community. The goal should be to un-indoctrinate and then re-educate our children. So that when we finally get what we fought for, we will spend reparations the right way.
Re-educating students about Black History Read More »
I believe that discovering and curating your own identity requires understanding where you came from.
I’m hopeful that the future of reparations and education in the Caribbean looks like a more informed society.
A Guyanese Student’s Perspective on Caribbean History Education Read More »
If we’re going to advance and magnify the reparations struggle, then we must have an objective in terms of education for human rights.
Teaching decolonial history in the Caribbean Read More »
The education system we have inherited from the British, was in many ways, ill-suited to the success of Caribbean students. The socio-cultural context that students were educated in, reinforced a colonial mindset that we are still striving to liberate ourselves from today.
An Investment in Quality Education is at the Heart of Reparatory Justice Read More »
As a young person growing up in Jamaica, I was always told that my education is a tool for our freedom. And so I took it seriously. Embedded in our need for education has always been our need for freedom. And that only comes about by us being educated. It’s the bedrock of change.
Education as a form of Resistance Read More »
Because the historical record is very clear regarding the ownership and the amount of wealth that the was generated and taken out of Barbados, our National Task Force is very keen to engage Sir Richard Drax in a reparations discussion.
Why is Drax Hall Important to the Reparations Movement? Read More »
Literary art, and art in general, is particularly well-placed to impact the individual, spark imagination and act as a signpost to what a new, more just, more socially equal future could look like.
Memory and the Arts Read More »
These visible and tangible connections that publicly acknowledge our history are a vital step towards healing and repair.
Memorialising the Caribbean and the UK’s Shared History Read More »
Memorialising is really about confronting trauma in the past. Memorialisation, when done effectively, is about providing space and time for healing. Acknowledging that trauma has happened, honouring the persons who were victimised during that point of trauma and then coming up with a way to heal the fissures in society.
History and Healing in the Museum Space Read More »