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The Cropper Foundation is inviting submissions from emerging and established, published and unpublished Caribbean writers across poetry, fiction, and non-fiction genres, for the region’s first climate justice themed literary anthology

In this episode of Morning Edition, Opposition Senator Jayanti Lutchmedial gives her perspective on the controversy between the Finance Ministry and the Auditor General.

Five writers hailing from Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago have been selected for a new fellowship programme for early-career Caribbean writers, administered by the Bocas Lit Fest.

THE CARIBBEAN Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) has announced its support for practical advocacy actions by six civil society organisations (CSOs) and consortia to promote climate justice across the region. They are to be supported via small...

In this episode of Morning Edition, Political Leader of the PDP Watson Duke talks about the olive branch he extended to Chief Secretary Farley Augustine.

Green Screen Environmental Film Festival opened its popular Very Short Shorts Mobile Film Competition under the theme Our Circle on Monday. A media release said the film festival is continuing the mission to bring environmental and sustainability education to audiences in Trinidad and Tobago and beyond. The idea that our natural world is a connected

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For the second time, the virtual TT NGO Fair hosted by the civil society digital hub CSO Go brought together non-governmental organisations (NGOs) over two days in recognition of World NGO Day on February 27.

Inspired by the success of its inaugural staging in 2022, the CSO Go Digital Platform for Civil Society together with The Cropper Foundation will host their second virtual TT NGO Fair. Organised to commemorate the annual international observance of World NGO Day, the two-day virtual, interactive TT NGO Fair takes place online Monday and Tuesday

Cari-Bois Environmental News Network rejigs its online platform with an expanded regional outlook on the health and wealth of the Caribbean’s natural resources. Today, January 1, marks the relaunch of Cari-Bois, now a Caribbean-wide network of environmental content creators dedicated equally to educating the population about the Caribbean’s vast biodiversity; to telling some inconvenient truths