Aiming for the SDGs: How archery propelled Tobago teen to lead change
From national archery champion to United Nations Young Leader for the SDGs, meet the 17-year-old Tobago native and 'Fruits for Tomorrow' founder Anthurium Lewis, who proves youth-led change doesn't wait for permission.
Expanding the Stage: Women Reshaping Carnival¡¯s Power Structures
Born of rebellion, Trinidad and Tobago¡¯s Carnival has always been about power. Today, women and girls are claiming their space ¡ª from the streets to the stage ¡ª reshaping this revered national institution on their own terms.
Translating the Caribbean ¨C AI and the future
In the Caribbean, ArtificiaI Intelligence (AI) translation tools are helping Caribbean translators bridge languages, cultures, and communities.
From Shorelines to Storylines: My First UN Campaign for the Ocean
Over the past 40 years, civil society organisations in Trinidad and Tobago have coordinated a march and rally through the streets of the capital, Port of Spain, to mark International Women¡¯s Day (IWD).
Showing up on the streets ¨C IWD Activism in Trinidad and Tobago
Over the past 40 years, civil society organisations in Trinidad and Tobago have coordinated a march and rally through the streets of the capital, Port of Spain, to mark International Women¡¯s Day (IWD).