Decolonized Authenticity: A French Caribbean Woman’s Thoughts on the Afro Indo Identity
written by Yasmina Victor-Bihary “The question of identity is complex, but I assume that identity is not rigid. If you weren’t…
Op-ed: 3 Steps West Indians in the Diaspora Can Take to Help Climate Change and Food Security in Grenada
 written by guest contributor Angela Stegmuller   Though I will likely be shielded from the public health impact of climate change,…
National Geographic’s Dr. Diva Amon on Trinidad and Women in Science
written by Shanida Carter Dr. Diva Amon says she didn’t get her first name by some profound or divine revelation, though her name…
Barbados: The World’s Newest Republic has a New Female President
written by Shanida Carter BRIDGETOWN, Barbados — On Nov. 30, 2021, Barbados celebrated its 55th Anniversary of Independence from Britain as…
Protect the World’s First Independent Black Republic
written by Tiara Jade The island of Haiti has been in the news on multiple occasions, most recently after thousands of…
Caribbean American Heritage Month: 5 Women Who Founded Brands and Companies That Benefit Us
Artwork by @__ess.ess done exclusively for Caribbean Collective Magazine written by Suhana Rampersad President Biden officially announced the month of…
President Biden Signs Juneteenth Bill Making it a Federal Holiday
written by  Cassy The 2020 death of George Floyd marked a monumental need for change in U.S. history. The public’s outrage…
5 Organizations Making an Impact on the LGBTQ+ Community
written by Tiara Jade In honour of Pride Month, here are five organizations in Canada, the United Kingdom and the United…
Update on St. Vincent’s La Soufriere Volcano
written by Tiara Jade On April 9, a series of explosive eruptions from the La Soufrière volcano in St.Vincent took place,…
The Caribbean American Lesbian Who Went Viral: Becky D.
written by Alya The Queer-Caribbean experience is still a taboo topic. Caribbeans across the globe face the risk of direct harm…
Lucid Dreams Amid the Pandemic: Muralist Amrisa Niranjan on her Latest Exhibit at Brooklyn’s Lips Cafe
written by D’Nisa Joseph In Brooklyn’s East Flatbush neighborhood conversations over coffee take place amid an art scene. Featured in the…
Brooklyn Artist Ayana Sheree Talks Music, Boss Babe Culture and Hustles Like Hell
written by Tiara Jade West Indians have excelled in the music industry for decades, creating new genres influenced by their roots…