Caribbean Studies Seminar | Laboring Neighbors: Afro-Asian Ecologies in the Colonial Caribbean

Online : 09 december 2025, 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm GMT (UK time). Speaker: Catie Peters (Omohundro Institute of Early American History & Culture). As a braided history of people of Asian and African descent in the nineteenth-century Caribbean, Laboring Neighbors tells the story of abolition and indenture through the ecologies where indentured Asian migrants and Afro-descendant residents lived, formed kin and met in the interstices where colonial authority broke down. In this chapter (the third in my...

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