10 Most Recent Papers

Publication/source: 107th AMS Annual Meeting, 2027

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Publication/source: Frontiers in Environmental Science 14, 1950286, 2026

Snippet: Mangroves are among the most carbon-rich tropical forests, with much of their carbon stock located in underlying sediments. They play a vital role in climate mitigation and adaptation by offsetting carbon dioxide emissions linked to global warming. Despite their importance, blue carbon ecosystems remain poorly represented in climate...

Publication/source: JAMA Network Open 9 (2), e2556024, 2026

Snippet: Importance There is substantial evidence that programs that build parents' abilities to support early learning benefit children's development. Evidence is needed on how to integrate and scale these programs within government services. Objective To determine whether a parenting program implemented by government primary health care...

Publication/source: Health Policy and Planning, czag057, 2026

Snippet: This study aimed to evaluate the impact of the Survive and Thrive program on neonatal mortality and child development in Boa Vista, Brazil. Between November 2017 and May 2021, the program to support pregnant women as well as mothers of children under age 3 was rolled out in three phases. Neighborhoods were selected either for home...

Publication/source: Implementation Science Communications, 2026

Snippet: Background Programa Criança Feliz (PCF) is Brazil’s home visitation program aimed at enhancing early childhood development. Evaluations of the program have found significant program challenges and implementation barriers, including the lack of a structured curriculum, insufficient training, and little supervisory support. This study...

Publication/source: Discover Environment 4 (1), 532, 2026

Snippet: The global transition toward environmental sustainability requires a private sector reorientation, yet the economic implications of green innovation remain inconsistent across institutional landscapes. This study examines how green innovation and underlying managerial motivations associate with firm production efficiency within the...

Publication/source: Public Humanities 2, e158, 2026

Snippet: Indian indenture in the Caribbean transformed the local topography as labourers brought dried fruits, seeds, and cuttings during the transoceanic voyage. Over one hundred years after this mass migration, these plants have become central to religious ceremonies and cultural festivities, drum-making and art, landscaping, agriculture,...

Publication/source: Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 15248380251388136, 2026

Snippet: Intimate partner violence (IPV) is the most common form of gender-based violence (GBV) experienced by women globally. In the Caribbean, IPV is especially pervasive. This scoping review systematically examined descriptive studies, surveys, secondary data analyses, and mixed-methods studies or interventions conducted between 2000-and...

Publication/source: Small Axe 30 (1), 84-95, 2026

Snippet: Reflecting on the contributions of Professor Emerita Rhoda Reddock, this essay explores her sustained engagement with Indo-Caribbean gendered realities and how investment in understanding her “other” has informed her scholarship and activism. Thinking with the process of mas making, and particularly with the character “Nachorious”...

Publication/source: Journal of Indentureship and its Legacies 6 (1), 115-132, 2026

Snippet: In 2020, scholars and community organizers, Dr Kumar Mahabir and Shalima Mohammed, co-founded the weekly Zoom webinar programme, the Indo-Caribbean Cultural Centre’s (ICC) ‘Thought Leaders’ Public Forum’. In conversation with Gabrielle Jamela Hosein, they reflect on the series’ history and contribution, their intellectual...