Education

Articles, resources, and discussions designed to inform, empower, and support learning, growth, and knowledge-sharing across generations, schools, communities, and professional spaces within the Caribbean diaspora worldwide, today, inclusively, thoughtfully, collaboratively.

Recent Education Posts

Vice President Kamala Harris: West Indian-American or African-American?

written by D’Nisa Joseph   On November 3, 2020, millions of Americans visited  their local poll to cast ballots in the 46th presidential…

71-Year-Old Blogger and Author Jean Janki Samaroo Proves Age is Nothing But a Number

 written by Tiara Jade   For self-published author Jean Janki Samaroo, age was no obstacle in making her dreams come true.  …

5-Year-Old Author Coryn Clark on Her Writing Journey

 written by Suhana Rampersad It is often said “you’re never too young to change the world.” That is the philosophy 5-year-old Trinidadian author…

What Joe Biden’s Win Means to the Caribbean Community.

written by Cassy   Saturday, November 7, 2020 marked a climactic moment for the United States. The Associated Press  called the election for…

Are Female Athletes Feminine Enough?

written by Cassy   Professional female athletes dedicate much time, energy, and money to physical training. The ideal standard for a female…

Meet Yolanda T. Marshall: The Caribbean-Canadian Mom Whose Creating Caribbean Children’s Books

written by Suhana Rampersad   “The more kids I meet, the bigger the influence. When I read to kids, it’s so beautiful…

Making HERstory: Kamala Harris is the First Vice Presidential Candidate of Jamaican and Indian Heritage

written by Cassy   Saturday, November 7, 2020 marked a climactic moment for the United States. The Associated Press  called the election for…

Nirosha B. on Her Journey to Oxford and Cambridge Universities

n this 6-part series guest contributor Nirosha B. delves into her journey of acceptance, withdrawal and rejection from some of the world’s…