CQ Volume 64, No.1 (March 2018)

CONTENTS

Editor’s Note / 1

Introduction / 3
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    LORNA DOWN, MICHAEL A. TAYLOR AND KIMBERLY STEPHENSON
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ARTIST’S VOICE
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•  A piercing void where we meet / 5
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     DEBORAH ANZINGER

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FEATURE ARTICLES

• The Regional Climate Science Initiative: Value Added and Lessons Learnt / 11
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     KIMBERLY STEPHENSON, MICHAEL A. TAYLOR, TANNECIA S.

    STEPHENSON, ABEL CENTELLA, ARNALDO BEZANILLA AND

    JOHN CHARLERY

 
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• A Tri-dimensional Approach to Climate Sciences: Lessons

       from a Central American University / 26
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    ERIC J. ALFARO, HUGO G. HIDALGO, TITO MALDONADO,

     PAULA M. PÉREZ-BRICEÑO AND NATALIE P. MORA 

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• An Exploratory Study of Disaster Risk Management Information

       for Persons with Disabilities in the Caribbean: Provisions and Gaps / 57
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     BARBARA CARBY AND THERESE FERGUSON

 
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• Tertiary-Level Sustainability and Climate Change Education:

      Curricula Development Efforts for Caribbean Teachers / 79
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        _{FERGUSON AND SHARON BRAMWELL-LALOR}

 
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• Mitigation using Solar, Wind and Batteries / 100

   _{A. ANTHONY CHEN AND ASTON J. STEPHENS}

 
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• Experiential Learning as a Tool for Farmer Engagement and

       Empowerment in a Changing Regional Climate / 114
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         _{JHANNEL TOMLINSON AND KEVON RHINEY}

 
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• A Caribbean Theological Reflection on Development in the

      Writing of Ashley Smith / 136
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     _{GLENROY LALOR}

 
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• Jamaican Teacher Education to Address Sustainability:

       Challenges, Implications and Possibilities / 149
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     CAROL HORDATT GENTLES

• Implementers’ Perspectives on Creating Successful education

      for Sustainable Development / 167
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     KEISHA-ANN DOWN AND LORNA DOWN

BOOK REVIEWS

• Rudy Insanally, The Guyanese Culture–Fusion or Diffusion? / 188
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      REVIEWED BY RICHARD L. BERNAL

 
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• Simone A. James Alexander, African Diaspora Women’s Narratives:

       Politics of Resistance, Survival, and Citizenship / 192
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      REVIEWED BY ENOCK NDAWANA

 
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• Herbert A. Raffaele and James W. Wiley, Wildlife of the Caribbean / 195
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         _{REVIEWED BY TAO LEIGH GOFFE}

 
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• Martin Munro, ed., The Haunted Tropics: Caribbean Ghost Stories / 199
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        REVIEWED BY AMIRITA BANDOPADHYAY

 
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• Jane Franklin, Cuba and The U.S. Empire: A Chronological History / 202
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        REVIEWED BY SCOTT TIMCKE

 Notes on Contributors / 205
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 Books for Review / 208
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 Submission Guidelines / 213