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Safiya Sinclair, right, speaks on a panel with Marchelle Farrell, centre, moderated by Tracy Assing.
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Sydney Trim, from bottom left, clockwise, Anika Blenman, Rowan McEwen, Anya Blenman and Celine Jerome.
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Ira Mathur, Guardian Media journalist and author of Love The Dark Days (winner of the 2023 Bocas Prize for Literature, non-fiction), interviews the International Booker Prize winner Geetanjali Shree.
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Nishka Maharaj responds to questions during her interview.
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Sheri Boodram with her three sons, Vishal, Beesham and Randheer Boodram at Palmiste Park, San Fernando.
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Raising children is described as life’s most profound joy, yet for Sheri Boodram, it has been an intensely tumultuous but rewarding journey, navigating motherhood with her three sons, two of whom are on the autism spectrum.
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Last weekend, fashion enthusiasts were treated to a showcase of top designers at O2N Style held at O2 Park. The event was organised by Oxygen With Nicole Foundation, led by Nicole Dyer-Griffith and creatively directed by Richard Young. The runway featured 70 models and 20 fashion houses, making it a grand affair. The event helped raise funds for the Diabetes Association of Trinidad and Tobago, primarily catering to children living with diabetes.
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Safiya Sinclair, right, speaks on a panel with Marchelle Farrell, centre, moderated by Tracy Assing.
During last Sunday’s NGC Bocas Lit Fest, the flagship literary event that takes place annually in T&T, several standout female authors, both from the Caribbean and the diaspora, led discussions not only on their books but also on the critical histories of our region.
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Sydney Trim, from bottom left, clockwise, Anika Blenman, Rowan McEwen, Anya Blenman and Celine Jerome.
‘Young Voices’ is a platform that gives young individuals the opportunity to express their opinions on a range of issues affecting our country, including religion, politics, arts and culture, the education system, and governance. In this particular segment, young people on the autism spectrum analyse the idea of cultural transformation through inclusion.
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Tobago native and mas maker Anya Elias is pushing the boundaries of the T&T Carnival scene as one of the main forces behind the recently launched Tobago Carnival. Proud to be a Tobagonian, Elias was born and raised in Tobago until she completed secondary school in 2003.
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Ira Mathur, Guardian Media journalist and author of Love The Dark Days (winner of the 2023 Bocas Prize for Literature, non-fiction), interviews the International Booker Prize winner Geetanjali Shree.
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Ira Mathur, Guardian journalist and author of Love The Dark Days (winner of the 2023 Bocas Prize for Literature, (non-fiction), interviewed the International Booker Prize winner Geetanjali Shree to a packed audience at Nalis at the recently concluded Bocas Lit Fest, the largest literary gathering in the Anglophone Caribbean in Port-of-Spain, on April 27.
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Meet Gail Figaro, the business excellence consultant who is dedicated to helping companies achieve their full potential by sculpting the contours of excellence. With her expertise and experience, Figaro can help take businesses to new heights of success as she guides you on a path towards excellence to unlock your company’s true potential.
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This Sunday’s bookshelf is a departure from women who make books to a woman who, though an avid reader, makes the other thing beloved to women, the thing adjunct to love itself: chocolate.
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“Our writers, at home in the Caribbean and scattered throughout the diaspora, provoke us with their questions, arguments, and hard-won insights. They compel us to think about who we are, where we came from, where we are going, our time and place, and our responsibilities to each other. At a time when the world is racked by conflict—from Haiti on our doorstep to Gaza halfway across the globe—and justice seems an ever-more elusive goal, our writers push us to active engagement.
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Nishka Maharaj responds to questions during her interview.
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Sitting down for an in-depth interview with Guardian Media, President’s Gold Medal recipient and Hillview College graduate, Nishka Maharaj, shared what she’s been up to following her academic success and the challenges she now faces as she considers her next steps.
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Apostle Josanne Aliby-Dyer and husband, Apostle Dwain Dyer, and three of their children.
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Debra Lewis- Diaz at her Golconda home.
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Sheri Boodram with her three sons, Vishal, Beesham and Randheer Boodram at Palmiste Park, San Fernando.
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Safiya Sinclair, right, speaks on a panel with Marchelle Farrell, centre, moderated by Tracy Assing.
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Sydney Trim, from bottom left, clockwise, Anika Blenman, Rowan McEwen, Anya Blenman and Celine Jerome.
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Anya Elias
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Ira Mathur, Guardian Media journalist and author of Love The Dark Days (winner of the 2023 Bocas Prize for Literature, non-fiction), interviews the International Booker Prize winner Geetanjali Shree.
PHOTO James Solomon RAPSO
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