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

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…

Olympian Turned Author Perdita Felicien Writes a Striking Memoir on Motherhood

written by Alya   My Mother's Daughter: A Memoir of Struggle and Triumph is a debut memoir about one mother’s love for…

6-Year-Old Author Brings Carnival to Children Across the Globe

written by Alya   “I think I will continue writing books for kids even when I’m grown up.  Children’s books teach kids…

For Multiracial Girls: My Review of Tessa McWatt’s ‘Shame on Me: An Anatomy of Race and Belonging’

written by Alya   Tessa McWatt recalls a specific memory from her childhood in Toronto where a teacher asked her "what are…

Back to School: 3 ABC Books that Celebrate Caribbean Children

written by Suhana Rampersad   Back to school season is in full swing and the options for children’s books are growing.  …

Black Queer Author Brings Caribbean Culture to Sci-Fi

written by Alya S.   Imagine the neighborhood you’ve lived in destroyed. You walk down the street, the cold air hitting your…

Alexia Arthurs: The Caribbean Immigrant Experience

written by Alya S.   Classic American literature is historically written from a white perspective, omitting the immigrant experience. While we can…

Vice President Kamala Harris: West Indian-American or African-American?

written by D’Nisa Joseph   On November 3, 2020, millions of Americans visited  their local poll to cast ballots in the 46th presidential…

71-Year-Old Blogger and Author Jean Janki Samaroo Proves Age is Nothing But a Number

 written by Tiara Jade   For self-published author Jean Janki Samaroo, age was no obstacle in making her dreams come true.  …

5-Year-Old Author Coryn Clark on Her Writing Journey

 written by Suhana Rampersad It is often said “you’re never too young to change the world.” That is the philosophy 5-year-old Trinidadian author…

What Joe Biden’s Win Means to the Caribbean Community.

written by Cassy   Saturday, November 7, 2020 marked a climactic moment for the United States. The Associated Press  called the election for…