The 4th Caribbean Conference on Affirming Methodologies

The 4th Caribbean Conference on Affirming Methodologies - Theme: Guerrilla Intellectualism and the Urgency of Caribbean Research Praxis - Theme: Guerrilla Intellectualism and the Urgency of Caribbean Research PraxisCRM 2027 invites scholars, activists, artists, and community researchers to engage the urgent task of (re)claiming, practising, and embedding Caribbean research methodologies across academic, policy, and social spacesConference Strands: Radical thought and intellectual ruptures in the Caribbean. Groundings and reasonings as research methodologies. Indigenous, Maroon, Rastafari, Localised, and Caribbean epistemologies. Language, translation, and Caribbean creolisation in research. Research as resistance, activism, and liberated praxis. Embodied, spiritual, and ancestral methodologies. Reclaiming archives, oral histories, and memory work. Reimagining ethics, citation, and intellectual sovereignty • Caribbean youth, diaspora, and digital methodologies • Pedagogies of refusal, love, and liberation • Research in post-disaster, climate crisis, and other transitional contexts Submission Guidelines Papers: (individual or panel): 250-word abstract Workshops: Limin’ sessions rooted in method or practice - 250-word proposal Creative or Community-Based Presentations: Performance, short film, exhibition, community dialogue or other forms - 250-word proposal, including any technical requirements Roundtables or Dialogues: 250-word concept note and list of confirmed or intended participantsReach out: General Inquiries: shakeisha.wilson@uwi.edu, yentyl.williams@uwi.edu tracie.rogers@uwi.edu Abstract Inquiries: Contact camille.nakhid@aut.ac.nz

General Inquiries: shakeisha.wilson@uwi.edu, yentyl.williams@uwi.edu tracie.rogers@uwi.edu
Abstract Inquiries: Contact camille.nakhid@aut.ac.nz