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REPARATION NATION SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

The Repair Campaign

The Repair Campaign is a social movement for reparatory justice in the Caribbean, guided by the CARICOM Reparations Commission and focused on amplifying Caribbean reparations demands and developing evidence-based socioeconomic reparatory justice plans.
VESSEL: RN-V-000010 Tracked Primary Source Verified

VESSEL DETAILS

Organisation
The Repair Campaign
Organisation Code
RN-O-000010
Organisation Type
Reparatory Justice Social Movement
Country
Caribbean Region
Official Website

REPARATORY VOYAGES

RN-VY-000010

Caribbean Socioeconomic Reparatory Justice Programme

In Voyage
Long-term reparatory justice programme involving regional consultation, research, public advocacy, solidarity building and development of country-specific socioeconomic reparatory justice plans across the Caribbean.
Announced
Not recorded
Start Date
Not recorded
Declared Financial Cargo
Not specified
Beneficiary Destination
Caribbean peoples and communities affected by Indigenous genocide, African chattel enslavement, colonialism and their continuing socioeconomic consequences.
Non-Financial Cargo
Regional consultation, research, public education, advocacy, stakeholder engagement, socioeconomic planning and support for implementation of CARICOM reparatory justice priorities.

CARGO MANIFEST

Socioeconomic Reparatory Justice Plans
RN-C-000025 | Reparatory Planning | In Transit
Evidence-based country-specific reparatory justice plans intended to provide long-term socioeconomic roadmaps and advocacy tools for Caribbean reparations.
CARICOM-wide stakeholder consultation and evidence gathering
RN-C-000026 | Research and Consultation | In Transit
Consultation and research activity involving governments, opposition representatives, civil society, Indigenous communities, Rastafari groups, youth, women, faith organisations and other stakeholders across CARICOM states.
International reparations solidarity and public mobilisation
RN-C-000027 | Public Advocacy | In Transit
Public campaigning intended to amplify Caribbean reparations demands, build international solidarity and encourage governments, institutions and individuals to acknowledge historical responsibility and support repair.

VOYAGE LOG / SHIPPING ACTIVITY

Date Movement Voyage Verification
3 October 2026 Repair Campaign rapporteurs consult stakeholders across all 15 CARICOM countries
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.
Regional Consultation · RN-M-000040
RN-VY-000010
Caribbean Socioeconomic Reparatory Justice Programme
Primary Source Verified
3 October 2026 The Repair Campaign founded in October 2022
The Repair Campaign records that it was founded in October 2022 as a social movement supporting reparatory justice in the Caribbean.
Organisation Founded · RN-M-000039
RN-VY-000010
Caribbean Socioeconomic Reparatory Justice Programme
Primary Source Verified
17 February 2026 Saint Lucia reparations bodies and Repair Campaign advance joint reparatory justice work
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.
National Partnership · RN-M-000042
RN-VY-000010
Caribbean Socioeconomic Reparatory Justice Programme
Primary Source Verified
25 September 2023 Socioeconomic Reparatory Justice Plans developed with UWI research support
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.
Reparatory Planning · RN-M-000041
RN-VY-000010
Caribbean Socioeconomic Reparatory Justice Programme
Primary Source Verified