The Afro Comb: Black Hair History, Identity and Resistance
For more than 5,000 years, the comb has been more than a grooming tool. Across cultures and generations, it has carried meaning:…
Miles Hart Explores Haitian Identity and Diaspora in Debut Exhibition “Bèl Dezòd”
For emerging Haitian artist Miles Hart, photography is not simply about documenting what is visible. It is a way of tracing memory,…
Unmasking Womanhood: How Angela Francis Turns Caribbean Memory Into Modern Art
Grenada-raised, Trinidad-shaped and now based in Ontario, Canada, the painter behind "Girl on Fire" talks migration, empowerment and why the art world…
Meet Jackie Chambers de Freitas: Caribbean Woman in Tech Leadership
There's a cultivated fortitude that comes from being the only one in the room and deciding that this is exactly where you…
She Built Businesses from $40: Shelly-Ann Aqui Solomon on Caribbean Identity, Legacy and Unapologetic Success
There is a particular kind of woman who doesn't just succeed despite where she comes from but because of it. Shelly-Ann Aqui…
Born in the Bahamas, Raised in America: One Woman’s Journey Back to Her Island Roots
Christmas has always been a special time in the Bahamas. For Stacy Campbell Marshall, it was one of the few times she…
Yeza: Roots, Rude Girls and the Revolution of Being Fully Yourself
There is something intriguing about reggae artist Yeza. When she speaks, she chooses her words with intention. For Yeza, music was never…
Dr. Claire A. Nelson: The Woman Behind Caribbean American Heritage Month
This Caribbean American Heritage Month, Caribbean Collective celebrates a woman who did more than advocate for representation. Engineer. Futurist. Playwright. Institution Builder.…
The Hakka People of Jamaica: How One Woman is Refusing to Let Her People be Forgotten
There is a photograph not on a gallery wall, not in a museum, sitting somewhere in a worn album in a Scarborough…
How the Debbie Lewis Foundation Grew From a Trinidad Grandmother’s Kindness to Empower 400 Caribbean Youth and Families
In the quiet community of Mon Repos, Trinidad, a simple act of kindness sparked a three-generation legacy of service that now supports…
The 2026 Power List: 20 of the World’s Most Powerful Caribbean Women
They built billion-dollar empires, brokered climate deals at the UN, mapped Cleopatra's tomb, and broke a 35-year Emmy drought — and every…
Calibe Thompson Makes History as Founder of the First Caribbean Museum in the United States
Calibe Thompson did not set out to build a museum. What she built instead is a living archive shaped by migration, memory…