Welcome

The Caribbean Review of Gender Studies stimulates cross-cultural exchanges among Caribbean peoples within the region, those in the Caribbean Diaspora, as well as those who bring a comparative perspective to bear on Caribbean gender and feminist concerns. The journal is established around an identity and voice emanating from Caribbean realities of power in gender, sexualities, ethnicity and class relations, and their effects. The journal welcomes critical disciplinary or multi-disciplinary scholarly articles and creative contributions that broaden networks and enhance the global understanding and reach of Caribbean feminist theory and praxis.

ISSUE 16 December 2025

Gender Articulated: Visual Language and the Un/Seeable Self

Guest Editor: Marsha Pearce

Upcoming - Issue 17

Sexing the Spirit in the Repeating Islands

Special Issue on Spirituality, Religion and Faith

Guest Editors: Keith E. McNeal (University of Houston) + Ponni Arasu (Independent Scholar)