Congratulations to the first 1st set of graduates from the world's first Masters in Reparatory Justice programme - a groundbreaking partnership between UofG & The UWI Mona Campus. Students from both institutions earned double degrees, studying slavery, colonialism & human rights to lead

This newly-launched booklet delves into the rich histories and beliefs of the Spiritual Baptist Faith and the Orisa religion of Grenada. It also provides a brief history of Grenada's recaptured Africans. Available free here: canva.com/design/DAGXYtJ…

The pdf will be available for download soon, and printed copies will be distributed in Grenada, especially to schools, universities, and libraries. We welcome contributions to the project—details on how to contribute can be found at the back of the booklet.

So proud!!!🥹🫶🏾🩷

An online and in- person event! Sign up for tickets here ✨ events.bookitbee.com/college-of-sci…

A brilliant opportunity for PhD funding. Happy to hear from candidates interested in slavery studies, Caribbean history, African-inspired religions, and global commodity studies.

Tickets are still available for our next JMS Network gathering later this month! Whether joining online or in person, book your free ticket HERE: events.bookitbee.com/college-of-sci…

📚 ✨ Postgraduate Seminar Series 📚 ✨ exploring Methodologies led by Stella Dadzie Stella Dadzie is a renowned feminist historian, writer, and education activist with a legacy spanning over 40 years. 🗓️ 16th of January 2025 at 6:30pm Register🔗: shorturl.at/7Lhiv

The IHR Black British History Seminar is hosting ‘Shut Up & Write’ workshops for PhDs and ECRs exploring histories of racialised communities. Join us for our first workshop next week! 🗓️ Thursdays (bi-weekly) ⏰ 9:00 — 17:00 (drop-in) 📍 Room 304, Institute of Historical Research, Senate House See thread for details ⬇️

Very grateful to be included in this article on the future of #BlackBritishHistory, and the need for Black women historians within and outside of the academy. blackballad.co.uk/education/blac…

JOB OPPORTUNITY Slavery North Job & Fellowship Opportunities 2025-26 University of Massachusetts Amherst Slavery North is pleased to announce two fellowship opportunities and two job opportunities for the 2025-26 academic year: caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/slavery-north-…

From leading academics to activists, artists, and now the first cohort of @uofglasgow Reparatory Justice graduates – a multitude of voices are shaping the global reparations discourse. 🌍 Apply now 👉 ow.ly/f0R650Va0c6 #ReparatoryJustice #AccelerateAction #IWD2025

Are you Black, autistic and are currently studying or have graduated in the past year from a university in the UK? Following a consultation phase, I am so excited to be recruiting for the first stage of my PhD Research!! Link to sign up below: docs.google.com/document/d/1-d…

🪸JMS Network with Marlene Smith and Chizu Anucha🌿 We're delighted to invite you to join us at Kelvin Hall or online next Thursday 27 March 6-8pm for another edition of our JMS Network in-conversations. Book your FREE place here: events.bookitbee.com/college-of-sci…

CALL FOR PAPERS Haitian Studies Association Annual Conference October 23-25, 2025 1825 | 2025: Restitisyon ak Reparasyon caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/haitian-studie…

Join us for our next JMS Network gathering with Dr Adetunmise Dada quantunmise in conversation with our JMS scholar, Rosie Nmaju! This month's gathering will be 6-8pm on Wednesday 30 April at The Advanced Research Centre (ARC).

Funded PhD in my department! FOCUS: colonialism and cultural imperialism through performance and the music trade in 19th C. Jamaica or Barbados. Open to those with a music, history, or relevant subject background. jobs.ac.uk/job/DMS711/phd…

VIRTUAL EVENT REMINDER - April 24th CSA Voices – Session #3: Exploring Caribbean Voices, Bridging Knowledge Across Borders! Date: Thursday, April 24, 2025 Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Eastern Time caribbeanstudiesassociation.org/csa-voices-ses…

Painful testimony. I remember Toni Morrison saying once of an atrocity some people had suffered, “If they can live it, certainly we can bear to hear about it.”