Education

Articles, resources, and discussions designed to inform, empower, and support learning, growth, and knowledge-sharing across generations, schools, communities, and professional spaces within the Caribbean diaspora worldwide, today, inclusively, thoughtfully, collaboratively.

Recent Education Posts

In the Age of Tariffs and Trade Wars, Can the Caribbean Artworld Thrive?

written by Tricia Diaz   President Trump’s declaration of reciprocal tariffs left the world reeling from shock and terrified at the same…

Plantation Economies: An Exploration of Slavery and the Commodification of Caribbean Women

written by Shalana Deonarain   When we talk about the wealth of European empires, we often think of gold, spice and sugar.…

Decolonizing Wellbeing: How Lildonia Lawrence Is Helping Caribbean Communities Heal From Racial Trauma

When Lildonia Lawrence speaks about wellbeing, she does not mean scented candles and self-care Sundays. She means justice. She means safety. She…

The Sci-Fi Novella You Need to Add to Your Book Collection: ‘Countess’ by Suzan Palumbo

written by Alya Somar   Autumn is the busiest season in the publishing world and this year is no exception. Among a flurry…

Remembering Maryse Condé: 3 Books You Need to Read From the Literary Great

Maryse Condé was honored in a national tribute on April 15, 2024 (right) and in a French national daily newspaper, Libération, entitled…

Donna Hemans’ ‘The House of Plain Truth’ Pays Homage to Diasporic Roots and Caribbean History

written by Alya Somar   “The House of Plain Truth” by Donna Hemans is a gripping family saga, spanning across Jamaica, America…

Love, Trial and Tribulation: Sophie Jai’s ‘WILD FIRES’ is the Story of Many Caribbean Families

Sophie Jai’s “WILD FIRES” is the compelling story of a Trinidadian family’s journey as they navigate grief, mourning and years of secrets…

Author Shanita Liu Uses Divine Femininity to Ignite Courage and Empower Women in Her Debut Book ‘Dear Durga’

written by Alya Somar   “For me, I just had to call in my courage and say ‘I am enough.’” -Shanita Liu…

From Undocumented Teenager to Brand Strategist, Author Nicole Melissa Palmer says ‘Bet on Yourself’

written by Alya Somar   Entrepreneurship as a woman is no easy task. From chauvinism to undervaluing your worth, to having unwanted limitations…

Jumbies, Witches and Ghosts: 5 Good Reads this Halloween Season

written by Alya S.   Its spooky season and the Caribbean-authors have delivered to us no shortage of whimsical folklore and catchy…

The Ph.D. Journey: Tips and Advice on Navigating Rigorous Academia

In this education series, contributor Cassy Jagroop talks about her experience as a Ph.D. student. Cassy gives candid tips and advice to…

Toronto Author Victoria Daley Launches Children’s Book Series to Help Children Understand Divorce

written by Alya   Educator Victoria Daley is a children's book author on a mission to create dialogue around divorced parents through…