Honorary Fellows

The Honorary Fellows of the Centre represent an elite cohort of distinguished scholars, legal luminaries, human rights defenders, and grassroots advocates globally recognized for their extraordinary contributions to the field of reparatory justice. This lifetime title is the highest honor bestowed by the Centre to individuals who demonstrate exceptional leadership, produce groundbreaking research, or spearhead impactful activism aligned with the CARICOM Ten-Point Action Plan. Acting as international ambassadors for the CRR and The University of the West Indies (UWI), these fellows bridge the gap between academic theory and institutional policy, advising on critical regional matters such as colonial legacy tracking, indigenous rights, and legislative transitions to republicanism. Through public lectures, mentorship of emerging student researchers, and global policy advocacy, our Honorary Fellows remain at the forefront of decolonizing education and driving the 21st century's most significant global justice movement.