Crime and its Representation in the Anglophone Caribbean, 1834-2018
Participants' reflections on the workshops
"The workshop has combined such rich, cross-disciplinary research"
"A lively, engaged session of gathered practitioners and academic researchers contested both the current policy and academic research to address embedded organised crime."
"Fascinating panel. A recurring theme (in this panel and in others): the role of the artist, the extent of social responsibility and role re influencing policy making. […]This for me was the most stimulating panel to date."
"The workshop has been entirely fulfilling and intellectually stimulating. It has been responsible for taking my work in new directions I had not anticipated. The emphasis on state crime and a history of black suppression are areas which have been sharpened."
"Testimony from participants from the community and the impact of interventions [that] engage outside the frame of gang violence. Frank engagement and positive feedback on the path to sound transformation was a very welcome change to the session"