Where we come together to OnLime to discuss Affirming Methodologies and the development and employment of Caribbean research methodologies.

The Caribbean Research Methodlogies (CRM) Team welcomes all to another thoughtful and exciting onLime in October where we will be talking about how researchers have engaged with the Affirming Methodologies Framework. We will also give you a brief insight into the CRM Conference 2026 to be held in Jamaica!

In this ONLIME, members of the CRM team connect with fellow academics, researchers, and Caribbean enthusiasts to engage in an in-depth discussion on Decolonising Mental Health in the Caribbean Diaspora. This dynamic exchange of ideas explores critical perspectives on mental health through a decolonial lens, highlighting culturally relevant approaches to psychological well-being. The session also provides an opportunity for meaningful networking in an atmosphere that reflects the spirit of a traditional Caribbean Lime, blending intellectual engagement with a sense of community.

This Caribbean Research Methodologies (CRM) OnLime aims to bring together researchers, academics, service and field workers, and policy analysts from a range of disciplines and sectors to share knowledge, experiences, developments and learning on research approaches, guiding worldviews or contextual factors that are specific to the Caribbean region and Caribbean peoples.

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This OnLime aims to bring together researchers, academics, service and field workers, and policy analysts from a range of disciplines and sectors to share knowledge, experiences, developments and learning on research approaches, guiding worldviews or contextual factors that are specific to the Caribbean region and Caribbean peoples.

This online seminar (due to COVID restrictions) brings together researchers, academics, service and field workers, and policy analysts from a range of disciplines and sectors to share knowledge, experiences, developments and learning on research approaches, guiding worldviews or contextual factors that are specific to the Caribbean region and Caribbean peoples.

In this onlime forum we explored the latest work of our community around affirming Caribbean approaches to knowledge building and social change.  

This seminar aims to bring together researchers, academics, service and field workers, and policy analysts from a range of disciplines and sectors to share knowledge, experiences, developments and learning on research approaches, guiding worldviews or contextual factors that are specific to the Caribbean region.

In this onlime forum we focused on sharing experiences of conducting research using Affirming Methodologies. 

This onlime forum was a space for participants in the CRM conference, and those who could not make it to Jamaica to touch base, exchange ideas and experiences.  We reflected together about the implications that the ideas shared in the conference have in our academic, pedagogical, research and professional practice.