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September 10, 2025The Canadian Journal of Action Research

Politics of Resilience-Building: Explorations of Community-Based Interventions in Trinidad and Tobago

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CPCéleste PepinMcGill UniversityTETalia EsnardUniversity of the WestKNK. G. NicholsonMcGill University

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Thematic analysis reveals community resilience efforts driven by participatory action and co-creation in Trinidad and Tobago.

Key Points

  • Community resilience constructions are identified as bottom-up initiatives, emphasizing participation and access.
  • The study employs semi-structured interviews with nine climate change actors, highlighting diverse perspectives in Trinidad and Tobago.
  • A decolonial framework guides the analysis, addressing challenges related to local autonomy and vulnerability to climate change.
  • Findings suggest significant implications for the design and implementation of community-based resilience initiatives.

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Pepin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c189e79b7b07f3a0613e57https://doi.org/10.33524/cjar.v25i2.747
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