The Caribbean Amerindian Centrelink (or CAC) produces various online publications, in addition to its efforts in gathering, organizing and categorizing relevant sites and fostering discussion between scholars and activists.

Each of the publications is described below. Click on the links to go to each of the online publication areas:

ISSUES IN CARIBBEAN AMERINDIAN STUDIES: This is a collection of papers, articles, conference presentations, essays, and reports that are edited only for format and content relevance.

 

 

PERSONAL TESTIMONIES: A growing online database of personal accounts of what people feel about their Amerindian ancestry, why and how they identify with an Amerindian heritage, and their interests in developing and promoting Caribbean Amerindian heritage.

THE C.A.C. REVIEW: Originally a monthly newsletter, posted on-site, this has developed into a WEB LOG. Features: short articles, opinion columns, announcements, website reviews, news, and reader feedbac

KACIKE (The Journal of Caribbean Amerindian History and Anthropology): This is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that is available online, with full-text articles. This publication is hosted separately from the CAC.