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Chevy Eugene
From Slaveships to Relationships
Narratives of Healing
A Revolucian Film
Trailer
Ending Slavery’s Legacy of Racism: The Imperative for Strengthening Justice and Resilience in Afro-Descendant Communities in the Americas
Recognized as the Global Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) Underv40 in 2022 in the category of politics and governance, Chevy Eugene is an educator, researcher, and international human rights activist. Currently, he is completing a Social Science HumanitiesResearch Council (SSHRC) funded Ph.D. entitled “Decolonizing the Caribbean Reparations” in the Social and Political Thought Program (SPTH) at York University, Canada. This is the first dissertation-length study using Third World Approaches of International Law (TWAIL) as a critical legal framework in the advocacy for Caribbean reparations for transatlantic slavery and the genocide of the Caribbean’s Indigenous populations. As the Caribbean ambassador for the Pan-African Council (PAC), Chevy leads a collective of entrepreneurs, business leaders, cultural ambassadors, government actors, academics and activists from the Anglophone, Francophone, Spanish and Dutch Caribbean and its diasporas in the advancement of the Caribbean across sectors. PAC is the premier, action-oriented global leadership organization for visionary Pan-Africanists dedicated to uniting Africa and her Diaspora while fostering political, economic, and social cooperation. Presently, Mr. Eugene is a sessional lecturer at the University of Toronto, where he teaches International Development Studies, Black Canadian Studies, and Caribbean Studies.
Chevy Eugene
From Slaveships to Relationships
Narratives of Healing
A Revolucian Film
Trailer
Ending Slavery’s Legacy of Racism: The Imperative for Strengthening Justice and Resilience in Afro-Descendant Communities in the Americas
Recognized as the Global Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) Underv40 in 2022 in the category of politics and governance, Chevy Eugene is an educator, researcher, and international human rights activist. Currently, he is completing a Social Science HumanitiesResearch Council (SSHRC) funded Ph.D. entitled “Decolonizing the Caribbean Reparations” in the Social and Political Thought Program (SPTH) at York University, Canada. This is the first dissertation-length study using Third World Approaches of International Law (TWAIL) as a critical legal framework in the advocacy for Caribbean reparations for transatlantic slavery and the genocide of the Caribbean’s Indigenous populations. As the Caribbean ambassador for the Pan-African Council (PAC), Chevy leads a collective of entrepreneurs, business leaders, cultural ambassadors, government actors, academics and activists from the Anglophone, Francophone, Spanish and Dutch Caribbean and its diasporas in the advancement of the Caribbean across sectors. PAC is the premier, action-oriented global leadership organization for visionary Pan-Africanists dedicated to uniting Africa and her Diaspora while fostering political, economic, and social cooperation. Presently, Mr. Eugene is a sessional lecturer at the University of Toronto, where he teaches International Development Studies, Black Canadian Studies, and Caribbean Studies.
