Region Six International Advisory Services
Reparatory Justiceand Healingfor Sovereign Futures
Africa · Caribbean · Latin America · Global South
A mission-driven social impact consultancy where public policy meets the need for intergenerational healing. We work with governments, institutions, civil society partners, and strategic leaders advancing reparatory justice as a pathway to sovereignty.
We provide guidance and implementation support for leaders ready to connect policy vision with public engagement and material change.
Policy + Healing
Where public policy meets Emotional Justice*.
Transformational reparatory justice requires more than policy language. It requires institutions people can trust, public processes people can enter, and outcomes people can recognize.
Region Six helps partners connect policy design with civic trust, cultural memory, public education, and practical delivery.
*Emotional Justice framework created and named by Esther A. Armah.
The Pathway
From Reparatory Justice to Sovereign Capacity.
Reparatory justice is entering a new phase of leadership, policy, public engagement, and institutional design. Region Six helps partners shape and deliver that work with clarity, credibility, and practical direction.
01
Truth
A record. An accounting.
A shared record grounded in history, evidence, memory, and lived experience.
02
Healing
Process. Dignity. Trust.
Public processes that make participation, dignity, trust, and renewal possible.
03
Repair
Policy. Partnership. Delivery.
Policies, partnerships, and frameworks designed to deliver material change.
04
Sovereignty
Capacity. Self-determination.
Stronger capacity for people, institutions, communities, and nations to shape their futures.
Ways to Engage
One agenda. Two ways to engage.
Whether you are leading policy, shaping partnerships, or seeking a clearer understanding of reparatory justice, Region Six offers a path into the work.
Professional Path
Governments · Institutions · Strategic Partners
Partner With Region Six
For governments, institutions, funders, civil society partners, and strategic leaders seeking credible guidance, public engagement, convening, communications, and implementation support for reparatory justice work.
For decision-makers ready to move from principle to program.
Public Path
Readers · Communities · Students · New Allies
Understand Reparations
A clear public path into the ideas shaping this moment: what reparations mean, how repair connects to sovereignty, and why the work reaches beyond compensation alone.
Explore reparatory justice through plain language, historical context, current issues, and practical examples across trade, education, health, culture, climate, work, investment, and community life.
Plain language. Serious ideas. Built for understanding.
Why Now
A global conversation is becoming a practical agenda.
Reparatory justice is moving from moral argument into policy, diplomacy, public finance, education, climate, culture, work, and economic cooperation.
The next stage requires institutions that can coordinate, communicate, and deliver.
Policy and Governance
Frameworks that help leaders design, coordinate, and communicate the work.
Partnership and Participation
Structures that bring institutions, civil society, and communities into productive alignment.
Knowledge and Public Education
Content, articles, forums, and educational tools that make the work understandable and useful.
Economic Sovereignty
Trade, finance, investment, work, and institutional capacity as part of the repair agenda.
Community Engagement
Dialogue and follow-through that help public understanding become sustained participation.
Advisory Services
Guidance and implementation support for the sovereignty agenda.
Region Six supports partners with strategy, convening, public engagement, communications, policy framing, and implementation planning across four connected areas of work.
Governance, Partnership and Participation
Advisory support for public engagement, stakeholder alignment, convenings, coalition design, civic participation, and follow-through.
Reparatory Justice and Litigation
Strategic support for reparatory justice frameworks, legal pathways, policy research, historical documentation, and public-facing education.
Political and Economic Sovereignty
Guidance on sovereignty-centered policy narratives, institutional cooperation, trade, finance, debt justice, investment, and South-South partnership.
Work, Equity, and Investment
Support for worker-centered economic justice, youth opportunity, investment education, social protection, capital partnerships, and shared prosperity.
Leadership + Advisory
Guided by a cross-regional network.
Region Six is guided by a cross-regional leadership and advisory network spanning law, finance, labour, public policy, communications, gender justice, culture, environmental stewardship, publishing, and civil society engagement.
S. Cupid Theodore
CEO & Founder
Region Six International Advisory Services
Law-trained policy advisor, labour advocate, media professional, and reparatory justice strategist working across Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, the USA, and the UK.
For partners, that combination matters: it allows Region Six to translate reparatory justice from principle into strategy, public engagement, institutional coordination, and practical next steps.
Meet the CEO View Leadership + Advisory TeamWhat Gives the Work Weight
Region Six brings together cross-regional experience, public-facing analysis, institutional advisory capacity, and movement-aware engagement.
Cross-Regional Reach
Presence and work connected to Accra, Port of Spain, Scarborough, and Salvador, spanning Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the Global South.
Advisory Capacity
A network spanning law, finance, labour, public policy, communications, gender justice, culture, environmental stewardship, publishing, and civil society engagement.
Public Thought Leadership
S. Cupid Theodore's weekly Business & Financial Times column, 'On Reparations,' puts Region Six's analysis directly in the public record.
Institutional Engagement
Experience across policy, legal research, labour, communications, publishing, civil society, public education, and convening.
Business & Financial Times Column
On Reparations, from a Ghanaian and Global African perspective.
Theodore's weekly column 'On Reparations' for the Business and Financial Times of Ghana is a symbiosis of political economy and healing that explores the connection of reparatory justice to gender, development, law, climate finance, international affairs, diasporic strategy, culture, and other dimensions, from a Ghanaian and Global African perspective. It is believed to be Africa's first dedicated newspaper column on reparatory justice, and the first in a major African business publication.
From The Column
LatestBusiness & Financial Times · June 22, 2026
On Reparations: Next steps II: On male leadership and invisible women
S. Cupid Theodore examines the invisibility of women in reparatory narratives, and why historical truth-telling, gender-responsive justice, and the political economy of reparations must move together.
Continue to Business & Financial TimesBelieved to be Africa's first dedicated reparatory justice column.
'On Reparations' runs weekly in the Business & Financial Times of Ghana, written by S. Cupid Theodore, CEO and Founder of Region Six. The column connects reparatory justice to policy, healing, political economy, and Global African strategy — placing Region Six's work directly in the public record.
Regional Lens
RegionalAfrica, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the Global South
Region Six tracks developments like this because they shape the material conditions reparatory justice strategy must work within.
The African continent, the African diaspora and the Global South are building geopolitical leverage, from controlling access to minerals and raw materials to enhancing south-south trade and financial coordination.
Read the Regional Lens →Get Started
Begin the Conversation Where the Work Requires It.
Region Six works with institutions, public leaders, communities, and strategic partners seeking credible guidance on reparatory justice, healing, policy, and implementation.
For Institutions
Governments, agencies, universities, funders, and civic bodies seeking advisory support, convening design, public engagement, or implementation planning.
For Readers and Communities
Individuals and groups seeking a clearer understanding of reparatory justice, healing, sovereignty, and Global African futures.
For Column Followers
Readers of Theodore's Business & Financial Times column who want to connect public analysis to institutional work.
For Strategic Partners
Organizations, advisors, and movement actors exploring collaboration across Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the diaspora.