Education After Melissa: A Step Toward Recovery
Editor Editor’s Note: Kulcha columnist Coleen Douglas, marketing lecturer at the University of Technology, returns with more hard-hitting insights…
‘I Love Jamaica’ Hurricane Relief Concerts – Forward Thinking or Tone Deaf?
Editor’s Note: Fresh on the heels of our poignant essay, Kulcha columnist Coleen Douglas has another helping of…
After Melissa: Jamaica at the Crossroads of Climate Reality
This pains me to write. Just months ago, as a Climate Justice Journalism Fellow with Climate Tracker Caribbean,…
School Rules, Discipline and Society: Nicholson Responds
WK Admin Editor’s NoteThe debate on school rules is heating up on social media. Coleen Douglas’ recent thinkpiece “Edges, Clarks,…
Edges, Clarks, Rules and Student Success
Editor’s NoteAt Writes and Kulcha, we welcome voices that challenge, question, and expand how we think about culture…
Watch it Now – Rooted Resistance: Indigenous Jamaican Voices on Climate Change
Our founder and Climate Tracker Caribbean Climate Justice Cycle 4 Journalism Fellow, Tameka A Coley speaks with Gladstone…
Part 2: Development at What Cost? Jamaican Coastal Communities Fight for Their Future
A collaborative story by Tameka A Coley & Jaleeza Roberts Editor’s Note: From the coral-fringed coasts of Belize…
Development at What Cost? Part 1: Coastal Communities in Belize Fight to Secure Their Future
—Written by Jaleeza Roberts, Edited by Tameka A Coley Editor’s Note: The lure of development often arrives draped…
Silent Storm: How climate change affects Jamaica’s d/Deaf
Editor’s Note: Emergency alerts, but no sign language? Climate justice must include everyone. Discover the silent struggle of…
‘No Climate Resilience Plan Without Us!’ Say Jamaica’s Indigenous Peoples
With the Caribbean facing dire climate threats, Jamaica’s cultural heritage is at an increased risk. Cultural heritage—both tangible…