The Codrington Renewal and Reconciliation Project

The Codrington Project

Renewal & Reconciliation

From 1711-1835, SPG exploited the labour of enslaved persons on the Codrington Estates in Barbados; committing crimes against humanity.

Today, the inheritors of this legacy begin the journey towards renewal and reconciliation.

About

Explore the history, mission, and ongoing impact of the Codrington Reparations Project.

Governance

Learn about the leadership and guiding principles behind the project.

Implementation

Discover how the Codrington reparations project is being put into action on the ground

Engage

Find out how you can get involved and contribute to the Codrington Reparations Project.

Latest News

Archaeological Field School August 2025 ● Codrington Renewal & Reconciliation Project ● On Location at Codrington College

June 18, 2025

Week One: August 5 to 11, 2025 with Dr. Brian Whiting Unit 1: Equipment Usage, Survey Basics, Intro to Processing and Interpretation 1. Ground Penetrating

The Codrington Trust and USPG announce Steering Committee for Codrington Project

September 5, 2024

The Codrington Trust and USPG announce their eleven-member Steering Committee who will govern and oversee Renewal and Reconciliation: The Codrington Project. The Steering Committee will

USPG announce BBD$18M / £7m funding commitment to Partnership with the Codrington Trust – September 2023

September 11, 2023

USPG (United Society Partners in the Gospel) on Friday 8th September announced at a press conference in Barbados that it will be seeking to address

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Executive Group

Steering Committee

Contact Us

United Society Partners in

the Gospel

5 Trinity Street, London, SE1 1DB

(+44) 20 7921 2200

codringtonreparations@uspg.org.uk

https://www.uspg.org.uk/

The Codrington Trust

c/o Codrington College,

St. John, BB20007, Barbados, W.I.

(246) 423-1170;416-8055

projectmanager@codringtontrust.org

https://codringtoncollege.edu.bb/