When Jason Green lost his left leg and part of his right leg in a freak lawn-mower accident at the age of nine, he was angry with the world and with God. Today, that anger has turned into philanthropic work, where he is doing all he can within his power... Read more

Patricia Padmore-Blackman is fighting for a cause. That cause is to see that people living with disabilities are given the equal rights they deserve. It involves seeking to ensure that policies and laws aimed at helping them are enforced.She is particularly pleased with the recent laws passed by the Government... Read more

Every year on March 8th, International Women’s Day takes center stage, reminding us of the incredible women who shape our world. But this year feels different—more urgent, more purposeful. And it is a moment not just to celebrate achievements, but to give voice to the women whose stories often go... Read more

By Diara SpringerWhat started as a young student’s stirring of conscience has blossomed into one of Barbados’ most impactful family support organisations. Unborn Justice is celebrating its tenth anniversary of providing support to expectant parents. The organisation, which has helped bring over 100 babies into the world, continues to expand... Read more

Figure skating is often associated with countries blanketed in snow and home to grand ice arenas; however, Priyanka Sharma has carved a unique path. Representing Barbados on the global stage in a sport far removed from the Caribbean’s tropical shores, Priyanka’s journey is a compelling tale of perseverance, inspiration, and... Read more

Since moving to Barbados and getting married three years ago, Nigerian-born Patience Lifu-Alleyne has been cooking up many of the spicy, mouth-watering dishes of her birthplace and serving them to Barbadians, visitors and those from her African continent who reside on the island.That’s not all the 37-year-old Nigerian chef from... Read more