100 Caribbean Voices
What Does It Mean to Be Caribbean in Britain Today?
55 voices. One cultural reckoning. A movement for the future.
The 100 Caribbean Voices Survey is a landmark national study exploring the lived experiences, cultural pride, and identity challenges faced by individuals of Caribbean heritage across the UK.
This isn’t just a report – it’s a manifesto built from truth, history, and hope.
Full Comprehensive Report:
70+ pages of in-depth insights, sentiment analysis, lived experiences, and strategic recommendations across education, youth, media, and cultural infrastructure.
Condensed Companion Report:
A 10-page summary of key findings and priorities – ideal for quick reference and wider sharing.
Let this be a turning point for how Caribbean identity is seen, supported, and sustained in the UK.
Why This Matters
Caribbean culture in the UK has long been visible — but not always recognised. Beyond food, music, and festivals, many in our community ask:
- How do we hold on to our heritage?
- Why do younger generations feel disconnected?
- What does true representation look like?
This survey offers answers, capturing real voices from across generations and islands.
Key Findings
- 8% maintain active cultural ties, but younger generations report surface-level connection.
- Fewer than 10% feel Caribbean contributions are fully appreciated in UK society.
- Code-switching is common but emotionally draining.
- Churches, food, and family traditions are vital to cultural preservation.
- Cultural pride is high, but infrastructure is fragmented and underfunded.
“For years growing up, I thought Black people didn’t do anything worthwhile in the world — it added to my low self-worth.”
Survey Participant, 100 Caribbean Voices
A powerful reminder that cultural representation isn’t optional; it’s essential.
Community Voices
“The ‘100 Caribbean Voices’ report is a bold, insightful, and deeply necessary work that amplifies the experiences of the Caribbean community like never before.
It shines a light on both the triumphs and struggles, offering a raw and compelling narrative backed by powerful data.
This report is more than research—it’s a movement, a rallying cry for change, equity, and representation.
It challenges perspectives, sparks conversations, and demands action.
A must-read for anyone passionate about justice, progress, and the true power of Caribbean voices.”
Black Wall St. Media
What’s Next?
This is just the beginning. We’re calling for:
- An Emancipation Remembrance Day UK
- Caribbean heritage in school curricula
- Mentorship and intergenerational storytelling
- Investment in cultural infrastructure
- Stronger community coalitions and unified Caribbean voices
Read the report, share it, and help shape the future of Caribbean identity in Britain.
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