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Organised workers’ movements first appeared as a significant social force in the British Caribbean Region Colonies before the Second World War. Anticolonial movements began to gather momentum in the region around the same time. Socialists and socialist ideas played a significant part in both sets of movements, particularly as they developed and began to see political success in the post-war era.… read on ...

Thanks to all those who attended SCS’s first online conference!  Please fill in the online evaluation form, which is at the bottom of the conference pack (a reminder of the password to the conference pack is available from s.cushion23@gmail.com) – since there is likely to be an online component in future conferences, it’s really important that we have a clear sense of what we have done well this time, and what we can do better.

Society for Caribbean Studies would like to thank all those who came to the SCS Live Q&A/discussion event, entitled ‘Climate Change and the Caribbean‘.

Dr Edil Sepulveda is a NASA scientist, licensed attorney, climate change expert, and Puerto Rican Diaspora organizer. His talk is still available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf4swRlke_w&feature=youtu.be

Please note: due to the pandemic, SCS has not been able to run our annual conference in 2020, but we look forward to seeing you at our annual conference in 2021!