The CIEL Journal

After weeks of hard work by CIEL's apprentices, Trevor's house is now ready to be completed by Grenada's Ministry of Mobilisation,...

It has been an eventful journey with the ongoing construction of the fisherman's house as part of our community regeneration project in...

As we approach the completion date for our second property rebuild in La Fortune, St. Patrick, there is a mixture relief, excitement and...

Four years ago, at the height of the pandemic, I penned an article for The Correspondent exploring the global surge in acts of...

As the frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters increase, communities in the Caribbean face not only physical but profound...

We are now moving onto rebuilding the second home—this time for the fisherman who has been living under the open sky since the storm hit...

Today marks Day Three of the reconstruction of Wayne's house, and the wall structures of the house are now standing strong. Despite the...

Today the star of the show was a 13-year-old schoolboy who joined us on day two of our rebuild project. After waking up at 4 am to feed...

The first rebuild project begins ! After weeks of wranglings we're finally able to start work on one of the houses in La Fortune, St...

"Farming While Black" by Leah Penniman is a groundbreaking book that not only serves as a how-to guide for African-heritage people...

The rich tapestry of Caribbean culture is woven with threads from Africa, particularly from the Yoruba and Akan peoples, whose profound...

The Caribbean region, with its unique climatic challenges and rapid urbanization, is increasingly turning to innovative water management...

In an era of deep adaptation, architects in the Caribbean are redefining their roles

In today's fast-paced world, our connection to nature can sometimes feel distant. EcoLiberation is not just about environmental activism;...

In April 2024, the Caribbean Institute of EcoLiberation (CIEL) was founded with a vision to foster ecological resilience and...