Culture, Education, Arts, Tourism, Economics, Technology and Spirituality: Interwoven Spaces of Resistance Against Marginalization, Societal Antagonisms, and Erasure of Ancestral Intelligence

Title: Culture, Education, Arts, Tourism, Economics, Technology and Spirituality: Interwoven Spaces of Resistance Against Marginalization, Societal Antagonisms, and Erasure of Ancestral Intelligence Author: Chenzira Davis Kahina, M.S., Ph.D. Director & Adjunct Faculty, Virgin Islands Caribbean Cultural Center in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences- University of the Virgin Islands Abstract Excerpt: Objective: This research presentation represents an excerpt of a deeper eclectic study that examines Caribbean cultural landscapes as sites of sovereignty, decolonization, technological prosperity, creative arts production, ancestral intelligence, and collective identity formation amid persistent colonial fragmentation.