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A young woman holding a megaphone speaks during the end femicide march

Piercing the Silence: Young Feminists are Raising Their Voice Against Femicide in St Lucia

TW: gender based violence, femicide A young woman holding a megaphone speaks during the end femicide march | Photo credit: Voices Beyond Violence St. Lucia Earlier this year, we at Caribbean Feminist were following the story of Joy St. Omer, a 24-year-old St. Lucian woman murdered by her ex-husband mere hours after filing a police report against him. This femicide brought to light the failure of the judicial system to protect victims of domestic violence in St. Lucia and h

Elianys is dressed in her communion outfit receiving communion from a priest

Mi Santa Trinidad: Espiritualidad, Danza y Resistencia

Este ensayo es una reflexión sobre la espiritualidad, la negritud, la sensualidad, y la resistencia espiritual anti-colonial en el contexto de la migración de mi familia desde Cuba hacia la Republica Dominicana a inicios del presente siglo.

my mother looks towards me like a tired mountain.

In this poetry submission, Tatianna Dugué reflects on her ancestry and the Haitian mountains in a resonant piece about Caribbean womanhood and hardship across generations.

CariFem on Climate

Working Against the Storm: Gender, Labor and Climate in the Caribbean

Written By: Victoria Sookoo, Zaafia Alexander, and Serene Ramjohn Edited by: Princess Avianne Charles Climate change exacerbates...

Our 2024 Redefining Work Impact Report

Here's what we accomplished through the Redefining Work Series in 2024

The Intersection of Worker Safety and Climate Justice

A deep dive into the intersection of worker safety and climate justice by the members of the re-defining work series team.

CariFem on Politics

Bridges of Resistance, building together: We All Stand With Sudan

**Trigger Warning : Please be aware that this content does refer to forms of gender-based violence (GBV) and assault. Sudan is “a living story of hope”, with the highest mass displacement crisis in the world currently. In 2019, a 30-year dictatorship was brought down by a peaceful civilian revolution. leading to the transitional period where power was shared by the civilian revolutionary forces and the military component, the transitional period was meant to lead to a peace

A New Bill By Government Aims To Put An End To “Voyeurism”, “Revenge Porn” And “Upskirting”

Yesterday, the Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago, Faris Al-Rawi proposed a bill to amend the Sexual Offences Act. This amendment...

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