HeyJaredCaribbean Aquaculture Education and Innovation Hub
A newsletter dedicated to the growth of aquaculture in the Caribbean region. Profiles Women in Aquaculture, Farmer features, workshops, training, podcasts, and the latest research from our scientists
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An invitation to an open board meeting to the Caribbean Aquaculture Hub (opens the original)
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Who Gets to Call It Science? Aquaculture, Gender, Class, and the Making of Scientific Knowledge in the Caribbean (opens the original)
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For years, I have struggled to explain to Jamaican scientists and non-scientists what aquaculture is and why it matters to the blue economy. Each year during Science Week, scientists other than aquaculturists are awarded, and each year during International Week of Girls and Women in Science, women in aquaculture are left off the list in Jamaica. Do you know that there are more women scientists with higher degrees in aquaculture than there are men? But this piece is not about rewards but why is a
American Friends of Jamaica Award at Jamaica US Embassy (opens the original)
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In April, on behalf of Caribbean Aquaculture Education and Innovation Hub, I had the privilege of joining fellow grantees at the American Friends of Jamaica (AFJ) 2026 Grant Awards Ceremony at the U.S. Embassy in Kingston, celebrating an incredible investment in organizations working to strengthen Jamaica. The ceremony brought together government, diplomatic, philanthropic and community leaders, including Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining Hon. Floyd Green, U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Scot
Last classes in the Introduction to Caribbean Aquaculture discounted (opens the original)
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Discover the Future of Sea Urchin Restoration and Caribbean Aquaculture! (opens the original)
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