This session aims to spread education on the lesser-known US Virgin Islands. In a session, we will cover the history starting from the colonial period, up to present-day issues and politics. No prior knowledge of these islands is needed. 

This is a one-off session on the history and politics of the US Virgin Islands. We will cover colonization, our economy, ethical tourism and conflicts in our island.

This session will cover the history and political issues in the US Virgin Islands. Specifically, we will cover: Colonization, the insular cases, the strategic role of the USVI in WW1 and WW2, Government corruption, over-tourism, and government representation. The goal of these sessions is to educate students in the 50 US States about our islands, through networking, collaboration, and first-hand perspectives. 

Each session will cover the history and present-day issues of US territories like Guam, American Samoa, Micronesia, Puerto Rico, and the USVI. For example, a class may cover colonization, the Insular Cases, militarization, ethical tourism, or corruption & local issues in our island governments.   The goal of these sessions is to educate students in the 50 US States about our islands, through networking, collaboration, and first-hand perspectives.