


The Mango Seed Collective is a network of passionate youth dedicated to advancing knowledge, fostering collaboration, and promoting innovation in humanities, social sciences and the arts. Our collective comprises emerging scholars, students, researchers, educators, and professionals from diverse backgrounds, all driven by a shared dedication to promoting Caribbean history, heritage, cultural awareness and society.
Breya Kerr-Thompson is the president, founder and brain behind The Mango Seed Collective.
Described by her peers as a natural academic, she has led the charge in assembling a diverse community of students, scholars, researchers and practitioners passionate about their respective fields.
Driven by a relentless pursuit of knowledge and commitment to the collective’s mission statement, she is ready to usher in an academic renaissance, a rebirth of love and appreciation for the arts, humanities and social sciences.
Breya Kerr-Thompson.
B.A. in History
M.Phil. in History (Pursuing)
Javier Gordon brings a wealth of expertise, particularly in the areas of archaeology, history, heritage management and archival studies. He is revered for his profound insights, strategic thinking and ability to foster meaningful connections with academic community members.
As 1st VP of the Mango Seed Collective, he plays a key role in shaping the collective’s direction and initiatives. Javier has specific oversight for our creative direction and social media presence, cultivating our online presence and helping to create an atmosphere of growth, learning and excellence.
Javier Gordon
B.A. in History & Archaeology
M.A Public History & Caribbean Heritage
Ashleigh C. Onfroy is a researcher, heritage professional, and cultural advocate whose work explores the dynamic intersections of history, sociology, and social anthropology. With a keen interest in how memory, identity, and heritage shape communities, Ashleigh has dedicated her career to academic inquiry and public engagement.
Ashleigh is passionate about interrogating silenced or underrepresented narratives, especially in postcolonial and Afro-Caribbean contexts.
As 2nd VP and Chief Editor of Mango Seed Publications, Ashleigh champions young Caribbean voices in academic and creative spaces—honoring heritage while envisioning more inclusive futures.
Ashleigh Onfroy
B.A. in History and Archaeology
M.S. Sociology and Anthropology
Engage in stimulating discussions, debates, and collaborative projects with fellow experts in the field. Access exclusive resources, research materials, and opportunities for professional development. Contribute to advancing knowledge through the collective's publications, conferences, and workshops. Network and connect with like-minded individuals who share your passion for humanities, social sciences and the arts.
Our online web journal will be a platform which offers easy and widespread access to academic content while eliminating geographic or institutional limitations. These journals will be peer-reviewed and offer both undergrad and postgrad scholars an opportunity to share their research interests within the academic community.
Our forums and conferences will provide a platform for researchers, students, scholars and experts to share their latest findings with their peers. They will also offer opportunities for exposure, visibility, collaboration and professional development.
Birthed during the Renaissance “salons” were hubs for cultural and intellectual exchanges. Scholars, artists, philosophers and influential figures engaged in discussions, debates, patronage and sharing ideas. The MSC will host monthly salons in the same vein promoting our vision of collaboration and exchange.
Through creating a social media presence, the MSC’s visibility, engagement and outreach will be greatly enhanced.
Outreach and Inreach
Outreach will look like:
Engaging with External Stakeholders
Public Events and Workshops
Social Media
Community Engagement
Outreach and Inreach
Inreach will look like this:
Professional Development Sessions
Member Recognition
Regular Meetings and Discussions
Internal Collaboration and Communication
Click Here to access our Sign Up Form and Supporting Documents
https://linktr.ee/themangoseedcollective