The Indo-Caribbean Studies Association (ICSA) exists to promote scholarship and publications on the history and culture of people of Indian origin in the Caribbean, and their cross-cultural relationships with other communities in the region.

The Association fosters a spirit of communication, debate and collaboration among scholars. It encourages the growth of interdisciplinary and cross-cultural research. To this end, it intends to host a programme of seminars, conferences and symposia that will provide a global forum for the exchange and dissemination of knowledge and ideas.

Whilst focusing primarily on Indo-Caribbean Studies, the Association welcomes membership from students, scholars, artists, writers, publishers, and professionals with an interest in all fields of Diaspora Studies, particularly Amerindian/ African-American/ Caribbean histories and cultures.

You may like to see:

Indo-Caribbean Cultural Council

Peepal Tree Press

Society for Caribbean Studies

Postcolonial Studies Association

Indo-Caribbean History

Indo-Caribbean Alliance's Library Project

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