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  • CSA President Dr. Rhoda Arrindell (L) and Program Committee Chair Meagan Sylvester (R), visiting from New York for stakeholder meetings early this week, relaxed post-business with St. Martin author Lasana M. Sekou (center)
    December 10, 2024

    Pre-Caribbean Studies Conference Site Visits at Host Island St. Martin

  • Court System
    July 8, 2024

    In Defense of Evanston and the Movement for Reparations (Statement from Movement Lawyers Group)

  • Sir Ronald presentation of credentials to OAS Scty Gen
    June 12, 2024

    “Small States in the Global Arena: Navigating Survival and Sovereignty” By Sir Ronald Sanders

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    March 8, 2024

    Former Digicel chief on recommendations for the Church of England to make amends for links to chattel enslavement

  • According to Ms. Mickens, sports and slavery have much in common - both built white wealth from black bodies. She noted that plantation owners saw sports as an outlet for enslaved people to suppress their anger, aggression, and hostility; they believed competition would dull their revolutionary inclination. However, for the slaves, sports, like dance, music and spiritual practices, became tools of survival to cope with a system that violently controlled every aspect of their lives.
    October 16, 2023

    Reparations engaging the attention of CANOC

  • Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley (R), Republic of Barbados and Dr. Rhoda Arrindell (L), president, One St. Martin Association, at the Reparations conference, Bridgetown, July 24 – 28, 2023. (Photo courtesy RAILRD)
    August 1, 2023

    One SXM at the “ground-breaking” CARICOM-African Union Reparations study tour in Barbados

  • Under the theme: Reimagining the Past; Celebrating the Future, the Division of Culture, in the Prime Minister’s Office, has a number of events planned for this year’s calendar.
    April 14, 2023

    Cultural pop-ups to start Season of Emancipation

  • Climate Change
    April 11, 2023

    “UN climate justice success should encourage small states to act together” By Sir Ronald Sanders

  • Mia Mottley will be presented the IBW Legacy Award at the Global Women’s Leadership Summit at the Conference for her historic role as the first woman Prime Minister of Barbados. Firsts are no stranger to this woman of distinction as noted in her bio.
    March 20, 2023

    Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley to deliver major address on Reparations

  • We write you as St. Martiners, as Caribbean people, as Africans in the Diaspora who do not see themselves as subjects of any other humans. We employ you to recognize us as such as you engage with our people.
    February 6, 2023

    Open Letter to King Willem Alexander from One SXM

  • Please raise your voice to demand that the entire property be handed over to the people of Barbados. This includes the large tenantry to the generations living there.
    December 18, 2022

    Barbados urged to make British Parliamentarian give back property for family’s slave past

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    June 22, 2022

    Barbados Museum Launches Travelling Windrush Exhibition