The UNIC selected four of these young people, each from a different Caribbean country and indigenous background, to share their stories.

Over a short period of time, black populations became the majority in most Caribbean islands. This led to lasting changes: The population of indigenous people was largely wiped out. Black Afro ...

In Toronto, it takes longer to form a community than in Trinidad or the Caribbean. We are such warm, affable people, and not every cultural background is like that. One year after moving ...

Without clear road signs to indicate where native islanders were traveling ... Florida Museum's Ceramic Technology Lab. People have lived on the Caribbean islands on and off for more than 7,000 ...

“We have Indigenous people and people of Indian descent. [We are] looking at the most economically marginalized communities that have been affected by colonialism. When we look at the Kalinago…why ...

For centuries, people of the Caribbean have looked to plants for healing, harnessing the power of “bush medicine,” an age-old practice that infuses African, and Indigenous herbal traditions.