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About Us

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Remote Work Community builds the capacity to engage the global economy among peoples of the post-colonial world in the Caribbean and Africa. We create a dynamic knowledge exchange environment as the foundation of a rewarding community of practice around remote work.
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What do we believe about the world?

Remote workers are highly tech-dependent for work, so they crave real-world experience for their lives.

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What change do we want to create for Bajan remote workers?

We will enable local people to build and scale local digital service exports so they can "Live in Barbados; Work everywhere else."

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What change do we want to create for Welcome Stamp visitors?

We will dramatically reduce loneliness and culture shock through authentic cultural integration. We want them to find joy, comfort, fitting in, and community.

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The emotional journeys are as important as the geographic and financial ones.

For Welcome Stamp visitors, we move them from lonely and bored to pure joy. For local remote workers, we move them from economic struggle to a rewarding life of plenty.

Our logo

​It's easy to recognise the stylised topographic image of Barbados. Less familliar is the message in Morse Code: one the world's first digital codes. It spells W-O-R-K and is tilted 13 degrees upwards, Barbados's latitude.

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