Fishing on the banks of the Godineau River.
Wesley Gibbings
Flamingoes wading through the tranquil waters of the Caroni Swamp.
Courtesy Institute of Marine Affairs
A young girl paints on canvas at CountrylifeTT ranch.
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Jazon Cox, developer of Zuko co-parenting app
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Pastor Julien Cyrus
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Janice Learmond-Criqui
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Freetown Collective
Photo by Abigail Hadeed
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Sharda Patasar and her sitar have placed T&T on the map with new piece, Audacity of Black Water. The track is included on Earth Rising, Vol II: Messages from the Pale Blue Dot, part of a three-volume project commissioned by the UK arts organisation, Artangel.
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Eril Garcia breast cancer survivor
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Illustration for Silk Cotton Tree
Illustration by Tegan Abraham
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Divya Gocool, 16, is a vocalist who can perform songs from different genres of music.
Shastri Boodan
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Guests look on as professional Tango dancers Nari and Gina of Rey del Ritmo Dance School perform at Argentina Embassy’s Latin Nights 6.
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Fishing on the banks of the Godineau River.
Wesley Gibbings
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Flamingoes wading through the tranquil waters of the Caroni Swamp.
Courtesy Institute of Marine Affairs
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A young girl paints on canvas at CountrylifeTT ranch.
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Menopause
World Menopause Day was on October 18, and this year’s campaign highlights chronic pain, including migraine, fibromyalgia and pelvic pain. Menopause is usually defined as the point reached 12 months after the cessation of menstrual periods, when there is no other explanation for the absence of menstruation. It usually occurs between the ages of 45 and 55. The years of hormonal fluctuation before that point are called ‘perimenopause’.
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Dr Kathryn Ruddy, oncologist at Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Centre
Male breast cancer is uncommon, but delayed diagnosis can allow the disease to progress before treatment begins.
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Baby rash
After all, they come out of this warm, clean, oily, protected environment into dampness, dust and dankness, where, too often, the first thing that happens is that some unknown people take you away from your mother and push, prod and put you into a mirrored jail, where strangers peep at you and make strange sounds.
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Domestic violence
For many people experiencing domestic violence and abuse, reaching out for help can be one of the hardest steps they take. But even after finding the courage to seek support, another barrier can stand in the way: the ability to afford professional counselling.
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Jazon Cox, developer of Zuko co-parenting app
Divorce can be messy. Jason Cox has experienced it for close to four years. As a father of two boys, he has seen it negatively affect his everyday life, so he took matters into his own hands. He built an app called Zuko to shield his children from adult conflict and help many others along the way.
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Pastor Julien Cyrus
The earth is the Lord’s, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein (Psalm 24:1).
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Janice Learmond-Criqui
Death is one of life’s few certainties. We know that every life must eventually end, yet nothing truly prepares us for the moment someone or a pet we love is gone.
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Freetown Collective
Photo by Abigail Hadeed
Freetown Collective will be in the spotlight as the Bocas Lit Fest hosts a special edition of Kaiso Conversations. It comes as Bocas celebrates
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Sharda Patasar and her sitar have placed T&T on the map with new piece, Audacity of Black Water. The track is included on Earth Rising, Vol II: Messages from the Pale Blue Dot, part of a three-volume project commissioned by the UK arts organisation, Artangel.
Sharda Patasar has placed Trinidad and Tobago on the international map with her new piece, Audacity of Black Water. The track is included on Earth Rising, Vol II: Messages from the Pale Blue Dot, part of a three-volume project commissioned by the UK arts organisation, Artangel. Patasar’s work stands out as a rare instrumental originating from the Caribbean rather than India—and the first sitar composition in the series.
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Eril Garcia breast cancer survivor
Eril Garcia is generally not one to allow difficult circumstances to keep her down. So when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 45, as scared as she was, she took time to process what was happening, then did what was necessary to get herself back to a positive place.
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Perhaps your clothes fit differently and losing weight feels harder than it used to. You may even notice that you do not feel as strong as before.
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Illustration for Silk Cotton Tree
Illustration by Tegan Abraham
Joseph stared at the blueprint for the development, as he had done about a hundred times before. This was his largest investment to date, and he had to make sure that nothing went wrong. When completed, it would be one of the most sought-after places to live. The acres of space, the seclusion, the picturesque views along the steep, winding roads, the luxurious facilities homeowners could access; he had outdone himself this time.
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Fishing on the banks of the Godineau River.
Wesley Gibbings
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Flamingoes wading through the tranquil waters of the Caroni Swamp.
Courtesy Institute of Marine Affairs
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A young girl paints on canvas at CountrylifeTT ranch.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
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Menopause
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Dr Kathryn Ruddy, oncologist at Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Centre
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Baby rash
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Domestic violence
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Jazon Cox, developer of Zuko co-parenting app
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Pastor Julien Cyrus
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Janice Learmond-Criqui
by
Freetown Collective
Photo by Abigail Hadeed
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Sharda Patasar and her sitar have placed T&T on the map with new piece, Audacity of Black Water. The track is included on Earth Rising, Vol II: Messages from the Pale Blue Dot, part of a three-volume project commissioned by the UK arts organisation, Artangel.
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