Chanting Down Babylon, in Our Own Voice

Dear CSA Members,

We are pleased to share a recently published feature highlighting the tremendous success and significance of the 50th Annual Conference of the Caribbean Studies Association, held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The article, “Chanting Down Babylon, in Our Own Voice,” by Rachael Barrett, reflects on the conference’s rich intellectual exchange, vibrant cultural engagement, and enduring commitment to advancing Caribbean scholarship. It captures the spirit of our gathering and celebrates the collective contributions of our members, presenters, organizers, volunteers, and partners who helped make this milestone conference a resounding success.

We encourage you to take a few moments to read and share the article:

“Chanting Down Babylon, in Our Own Voice”
Read the article here: https://caribbean360.com/chanting-down-babylon-in-our-own-voice

Thank you once again to everyone who contributed to making our 50th Annual Conference such a memorable occasion. As we celebrate this milestone, we look forward to continuing to strengthen Caribbean scholarship, foster meaningful collaboration, and amplify Caribbean voices across the region and the diaspora.

Warm regards,

—

Tanya Francis (Ms.)
Caribbean Studies Association (CSA) Secretariat  
c/o Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies (SALISES)
The University of the West Indies, Mona
Kingston 7
Jamaica