archipelagos
a journal of Caribbean digital praxis
archipelagos is a born-digital, peer-reviewed publication devoted to creative exploration, debate, and critical thinking about and through digital practices in contemporary scholarly and artistic work in and on the Caribbean. Given the wide implications of the “digital turn” for our very conceptions of knowledge, our mission is to discern the ways in which the digital may enhance and transform our comprehension of the regional and diasporic Caribbean. archipelagos responds to this challenge with three distinct dimensions of critical production: scholarly essays; digital scholarship projects; and digital project reviews. We strive to publish one issue a year.
Issue (9) | July 2026
Introduction
Essays
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Infrastructure of Lack: Defining Caribbean Vernacular Networks
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“Un compromiso con la tierra”: Digital Placemaking in the Art of Rosaura Rodríguez’s Instagram Stories
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A Metadata Analysis of Anthropological Scholarship about Haiti and the Dominican Republic
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Tracing Caribbean Narratives at the Intersection of Language, Identity, and Social Media
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Digital Research Tools, Newspaper Texts, and Enslaved Fugitives in the Atlantic World
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La elaboración de ABC_PR: Un archivo digital de la literatura infantil puertorriqueña de Andrés Díaz Marrero
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Acervos Documentales de Puerto Rico y el Caribe @ UPR-Río Piedras: On Designing Digital Strategies for Preservation and Access of Unique Puerto Rican and Caribbean Studies Collections
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Tun Up: Building Digital Dancehall Fashion Archives from an Artist’s Perspective
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Measure by Measure: Reflections on Building a Quiz Map for Critical Caribbean Digital Pedagogy
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Raising History from the Grave: Reparative Archival Pedagogy, International Virtual Exchange, and Community Engagement