Research & Caribbean Studies
Scholarship rooted in place, people and memory.
A developing home for research, oral history and educational resources grounded in the experiences of The Bahamas and the wider Caribbean.
Our research vision
Connect rigorous inquiry with the stories communities carry.
The Institute’s research work will examine leadership, education, church life, history and culture through Caribbean-grounded questions. It will also help preserve community memory through interviews, archives and accessible public scholarship.
This work is intended to serve researchers, educators, churches, students and communities—not merely remain within academic spaces.
Areas of development
A growing Caribbean research agenda.
Church & Organizational Leadership
Formation, succession, mentoring, decision-making and leadership realities in Caribbean institutions.
CollaborateChristian & Social Education
Curriculum, religious literacy, student engagement and culturally responsive learning.
CollaborateOral History & Archives
Community interviews, historical narratives and preservation of voices that deepen regional understanding.
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