The Caribbean Studies Association (CSA) is a professional organization dedicated to the advancement of Caribbean studies from a multidisciplinary and multicultural perspective. Established in 1974 by 300 Caribbeanists, the CSA now boasts over 1100 members from around the world.
The CSA Conference is an annual gathering of its members worldwide to discuss, exchange, and promote academic scholarship on Caribbean topics. This year’s conference centers around sustainable development in the Caribbean.
Amidst global challenges that pose serious threats to the Caribbean, the conference aims to strengthen policy dialogues, promote collaboration and address regional issues.
Promotional video for The 2024 CSA Conference by Dr. Tennyson Joseph.
The Sir Arthur Lewis Community College, in partnership with the CSA, will assist in hosting some of the conference's key activities, as listed below.
Development Cooperation in the Caribbean
Role of Women in Caribbean Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Culturally & Technologically Responsive Sustainability for Regional Development
CSA Elders Plenary: Past, Current & Future of the Academy
People and Prosperity: Impact of Caribbean Scholarship on Regional Development
