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International Conference on Caribbean Music, Dance, and Performance Studies

28th Dec – 29th Dec 2026 Zomba, Malawi Standard / Physical Participation

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International Conference on Caribbean Music, Dance, and Performance Studies conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This track examines the intricate relationship between music, dance, and the construction of Caribbean identities. Scholars are invited to analyze how these art forms reflect and shape cultural narratives within the region.

This session focuses on the significance of rituals and oral traditions in Caribbean performance practices. Participants will explore how these elements serve as vehicles for cultural transmission and community cohesion.

This track investigates the interplay between popular culture and heritage in the Caribbean context. Contributions will highlight how contemporary expressions draw from and reinterpret traditional cultural practices.

This session delves into the role of theatre as a medium for storytelling in the Caribbean. Scholars will discuss how theatrical performances articulate social issues, historical experiences, and community aspirations.

This track explores Caribbean festivals as platforms for cultural resistance and expression. Participants will analyze how these events challenge colonial legacies and affirm local identities.

This session examines the intersections of spirituality and performance in Caribbean societies. Contributions will focus on how spiritual practices influence artistic expressions and community dynamics.

This track addresses the themes of representation and misrepresentation in Caribbean music, dance, and performance. Scholars will critique how various narratives shape perceptions of Caribbean cultures.

This session investigates the impact of colonial histories on contemporary Caribbean performance practices. Participants will explore how artists negotiate and respond to these legacies through their work.

This track focuses on the role of music and dance in fostering community engagement within Caribbean societies. Contributions will highlight collaborative projects and their impact on social cohesion.

This session explores how Caribbean literature and performance articulate narratives of resistance. Scholars will analyze the ways in which these narratives challenge dominant discourses and empower marginalized voices.

This track examines the evolution of various dance forms in the Caribbean and their cultural significance. Participants will discuss how these dance styles reflect historical changes and contemporary identities.