Gender-Sensitive Climate Policies Needed in the Caribbean
It is a fact that the climate change burden is unevenly distributed, and so are the resources to ease the strain of climate change-induced losses and damages. Gender-sensitive climate policies are needed in the Caribbean.
Youth Parliamentarians on Bridging the Digital Divide
With an increasing need for a digital presence intensified by the constraints of the global pandemic, Covid-19 has acted as a magnifying glass exposing the weak pillars on the bridge of digital transformation within...
Carbon Markets and the Small Island States
Madrid’s COP25 seem blind to the urgency of the climate crisis. Where is the urgency?
Keys To Success
Often we don’t know where to start, apply the incorrect steps, and give up because we don’t see the results as quickly as we’d like – failing to understand that success takes time. It’s
Here’s Why The War On Drugs Is A Failure
In this piece, we'll highlight and address just how wasteful and counterproductive the global ‘War on Drugs’ is. With billions spent yearly yielding nought but diminishing returns, it’s an industry that should be put...
How About A CFU Football Tournament
Those of us who are aware of the complexities which are prevalent in the TTFA boardroom are probably aware of the absence of a solution that was designed by the FIFA normalization Committee. The...
Beyond the Hashtag: Fostering Black Unity as a Caribbean Response
In the light of systemic racism, oppression, and injustice, the disheartening events of 2020 have propelled powerful, transformative and even destructive responses by the global community. Our social media platforms and news stations have...
Volunteerism Goes a Long Way: ReGeneration in T&T
In May 2018 an interesting project began to quietly take root in northeast Trinidad, most specifically at the National Quarries Company Limited (NQCL) Sand and Gravel quarry site in Sangre Grande.
The project kicked off...
COP25’s Long Free-fall and Collapse
COP25 is over, many have expressed disappointment with its results. Are governments prepared to raise climate ambition in 2020?
Your Privacy In The Digital Era
Are you a user of social media? Odds are that 1 in every 5 people reading this has a Facebook profile and is an active user of that social network. We need to talk about your rights, particularly your privacy rights in cyberspace. In today’s world after all, what happens online also carries ramifications for lives and events offline as well.
