REPARATION NATION SHIPPING TIMELINE

Quakers in Britain scheduled the Truth and Repair: Our Quaker Journey Towards Justice conference at Friends House and online for 23 October 2026 as part of continuing reparations work.

The Global Reparations Hub (GRH) has publicly advertised a London launch for Saturday 17 October 2026, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, at the Black Cultural Centre, Islington, London. The event is scheduled; its completion has not been verified.

The APPG for Afrikan Reparations has scheduled the 2026 UK Reparations Conference for 17 October 2026 at Friends House in London with in-person and virtual participation.

The University of Glasgow offered a scholarship for the joint Reparatory Justice Masters programme providing a 50 percent tuition fee waiver capped at £11,070.

The University of Glasgow and The University of the West Indies developed a joint postgraduate Reparatory Justice programme through the Glasgow-Caribbean Centre for Development Research.

The Repair Campaign states that its rapporteur team visited all 15 CARICOM countries and engaged more than 280 people representing governments, opposition parties, civil society, Indigenous communities, Rastafari groups, youth, women and faith organisations.

The Repair Campaign records that it was founded in October 2022 as a social movement supporting reparatory justice in the Caribbean.

Quakers in Britain records that Bristol Quakers issued an apology in July 2026 concerning historical involvement in enslavement.

Quakers in Britain records that Lancashire Quakers made a formal apology in June 2025 concerning historical involvement in enslavement as part of wider reparatory work.

Britain Yearly Meeting Trustees established a Reparation Working Group to explore how reparations might be made concerning harm connected with British Quaker involvement in the transatlantic chattel slave trade, colonialism and economic exploitation.

The group states that it works to encourage national dialogue on reparatory justice, institutional apology and repair, public education, support for Black-led initiatives and changes in the distribution of resources and power.

Heirs of Slavery states that it supports the CARICOM Ten Point Plan for Reparatory Justice and works in alliance with descendants of enslaved people while not claiming to represent them.

Heirs of Slavery records that the advocacy group was founded in April 2023 by descendants whose families profited through or were involved in transatlantic enslavement.

NAARC developed a Preliminary 10-Point Reparations Program intended as a platform for review, revision and adoption in the struggle for reparations for people of African descent in the United States.

NAARC records that the National African American Reparations Commission was established in April 2015 as a body of professionals committed to reparatory justice, compensation and restoration of African American communities.

AFFORD records an active co-secretariat role supporting the APPG for Afrikan Reparations, including restitution work concerning cultural artefacts and ancestral remains.

AFFORD Institute developed an online directory recording apologies, statements of regret and reparations and invited public submissions for research verification.

AFFORD records that the organisation was established in 1994 with a mission centred on strengthening the contribution of Africans in the diaspora to African development.

N'COBRA records a reparations protest at the White House during November 2025 as part of its public advocacy activity.

N'COBRA records that it organised a National Reparations Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C. in 2025 as part of its continuing reparations movement-building work.

N'COBRA records that the organisation was founded in Washington, D.C. in 1987 as part of the modern Black reparations movement.

The Parliamentary Register identifies the African Foundation for Development as secretariat. The APPG website also describes AFFORD and Stop the Maangamizi as co-secretariats.

Reparation Nation has recorded the Church Commissioners for England reparatory programme as the first test voyage in the Shipping Intelligence system.

CARICOM used the Third Regional Conference on Reparations to amplify and relaunch the revised Ten Point Plan and to promote implementation, regional unity and international action on reparatory justice.

CARICOM, the CARICOM Reparations Commission and the Government of Barbados convened the Third CARICOM Regional Conference on Reparations in Barbados under the theme Reparatory Justice as the Coming Enlightenment.

Yearly Meeting in July 2026 received an introduction to the work of the Reparation Working Group, which is undertaking research and discernment to help Quakers in Britain determine a way forward on reparation.

A CARICOM Reparations Commission delegation undertook a United Kingdom mission between 13 and 16 July 2026 to strengthen strategic partnerships, public education and civil society engagement concerning reparatory justice.

CARICOM Heads of Government approved the revised CARICOM Ten Point Plan for Reparatory Justice: A Manifesto for the Coming Enlightenment during the Fifty-First Regular Meeting held in Saint Lucia in July 2026.

The four-day N'COBRA National Convention concluded after sessions on reparations eligibility, movement strategy, legal research, public education, history and national organising.

N'COBRA opened its 2026 National Convention under the theme Honoring the Legacy, Renewing Our Commitment, Expanding Our Work, with reparations leaders, workshops, historical education and movement-building activity.

The African Union Committee of Experts on Reparations and the African Union Reference Group of Legal Experts on Reparations held their second meeting and organised thematic working groups to advance development of the Common African Position on Reparatory Justice within the 2026 to 2035 decade.

The Saint Lucia National Reparations Committee and The Repair Campaign reported cooperative work on a socioeconomic reparatory justice report and the establishment of a Saint Lucia chapter of The Repair Campaign.

The Parliamentary Register records Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP as Chair and Registered Contact, Clive Lewis MP as Vice Chair, Carla Denyer MP as an Officer and Baroness Verma as an Officer.

NAARC recorded a National Reparations Town Hall in Evanston, Illinois as part of continuing national public engagement concerning reparations.

The Parliamentary Register records conference support provided by Friends House and received on 18 October 2025, valued in the £12,001 to £13,500 reporting band. This support is not classified as reparatory Cargo.

The Parliamentary Register records a financial benefit of £2,500 provided by Common Wealth and received by the APPG on 18 October 2025. This support is not classified as reparatory Cargo.

The APPG for Afrikan Reparations hosted the third annual UK Reparations Conference at Friends House on 18 October 2025 under the theme Delivering Justice Through Repair.

The Second Africa-CARICOM Summit brought African and Caribbean governments and other stakeholders together under a transcontinental partnership theme centred on reparatory justice for Africans and people of African descent.

The Parliamentary Register records the most recent AGM in the current Parliament as taking place on 2 September 2025.

An African Union progress report recorded implementation activity including establishment of the African Union Coordination Team on Reparations and consultations with African Union organs, regional communities, civil society and diaspora stakeholders.

The African Union formally launched its 2025 Theme of the Year, Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations, during the African Union Summit period in Addis Ababa.

African Union Heads of State and Government decided that the 2025 Theme of the Year would be Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations.

The Repair Campaign describes work with researchers associated with the Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies at the University of the West Indies to develop socioeconomic reparatory justice plans guided by the CARICOM Ten Point Plan.

Yearly Meeting 2022 agreed that Quakers in Britain would make practical reparation concerning British Quaker involvement in the trafficking of African peoples across the Atlantic, colonialism and economic exploitation.

AFFORD supported parliamentary engagement concerning restitution of African artefacts held in United Kingdom heritage collections and shared secretariat responsibilities for the APPG for Afrikan Reparations.

The University of Glasgow committed to raising and spending £20 million over two decades on reparative justice activity including research, scholarships, public engagement and operation of the Glasgow-Caribbean Centre for Development Research.

The University of Glasgow and The University of the West Indies signed a Memorandum of Understanding establishing a reparative justice partnership and the Glasgow-Caribbean Centre for Development Research.