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Oral presentation: Sitaya Zomer
Maternal Near Miss in Curaçao: Comparing WHO and Namibian Criteria in a High-Income Caribbean SettingOral presentationHealth & Healthcare in the CaribbeanOral presentation by Sitaya Zomer: Maternal Near Miss in Curaçao: Comparing WHO and Namibian Criteria in a High-Income Caribbean Setting
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Oral presentation: Sofie Carpaij
Tracing (Post-) Colonial Planning and Urban Blue Justice in Paramaribo, SurinameOral presentationGovernance & Law in the CaribbeanOral presentation by Sofie Carpaij: Tracing (Post-) Colonial Planning and Urban Blue Justice in Paramaribo, Suriname
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Oral presentation: Thaïs Franken
Public Value Creation by Civil Society Organizations: Insights from Social, Health, and Cultural CSOs in Aruba and BonaireOral presentationGovernance & Law in the CaribbeanOral presentation by Thaïs Franken: Public Value Creation by Civil Society Organizations: Insights from Social, Health, and Cultural CSOs in…
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Oral presentation: Titus Kruijssen
Rainfall to reef: Event-driven groundwater recharge and transport in Curaçao’s fractured rock hydrogeologyOral presentationEcology & Environment in the CaribbeanOral presentation by Titus Kruijssen: Rainfall to reef: Event-driven groundwater recharge and transport in Curaçao’s fractured rock hydrogeology
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Panel discussion | Day 1 of DCRW2026
Advancing just and trusted knowledge systems: open science, research integrity, and equitable AI for evidence-driven policyPanel discussionEducation, Research & Technology in the CaribbeanPanel discussion: Advancing just and trusted knowledge systems: open science, research integrity, and equitable AI for evidence-driven policy
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Panel discussion | Day 3 of DCRW2026
Communication patterns in the Dutch Caribbean: historical roots, present‑day challenges, and obstacles in cross‑cultural communication between the Caribbean and European Dutch community. What research strategies are needed to understand these barriers andPanel discussionSocial Behavioural Science in the Caribbean -
Panel discussion | Day 5 of DCRW2026
Can art function as a method for communicating science? Exploring how artistic practices can help translate complex research into accessible, culturally rooted messages for Caribbean communities.Panel discussionCulture, Literature & Arts in the CaribbeanCan art function as a method for communicating science? Exploring how artistic practices can help translate complex research into accessible…
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Pitch Poster Winner 2024: Dylan Power
(Co)Developing active mobility policy: policy-oriented physical activity and active mobility research on BonaireOral presentationGovernance & Law in the CaribbeanPitch Poster Winner 2024 by Dylan Power: (Co)Developing active mobility policy: policy-oriented physical activity and active mobility research on Bonaire
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Video by prof. Simon Richter
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Video WOW! the Nature film Aruba
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Video WOW! the Nature Film Curaçao
PlenaryHealth & Healthcare in the Caribbean -
Video WOW! The Nature Film Saba
PlenaryEcology & Environment in the Caribbean
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