In Her Voice; When Caribbean women gather, magic happens
“When we create spaces for authentic conversation, that’s when transformation happens.”
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Author: Anya Nicola
Picture this: The Caribbean Matriarchs who carried us deserve their own spotlight
“Because in a world that often tries to erase us, projects like ‘She Carry We’ remind us that we are here, we matter, and our stories deserve to be told.”
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From the classroom to the community: How Olivia Bernard’s research shines light on Black girls’ realities
“A laugh was read as: loud, a question, as aggressive evidence of an institutional language defining how Black girls moved through school.” – Olivia Bernard
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From Jamaica to Sankofa: Why knowing our history heals us
“We can’t know where we’re going if we don’t know where we’re coming from.”
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I was forty-four when i first heard of Mansa Musa; Why didn’t anyone tell me sooner?
“It took less than four minutes to reclaim a legacy I didn’t know I was missing.”
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“If you’re really brave, turn yourself in!”
“The bravest thing you can do is owning what you’ve done and choosing to change.”
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Stop waiting for change: How one family created the culturally safe program their son needed
“We’re not just teaching youth how to survive,; we’re teaching them how to thrive.” — Carolyn Tinglin
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And Another One… When Will Enough Be Enough?
“If our children aren’t safe in their mother’s arms, where are they safe?”
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TYP changed my life: Why more people need to know this program exists
“Three generations of Jamaican women. One transformative program. This is what TYP does, it changes family legacies.”
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Therapy isn’t the only way: Ancestral healing tools we already have
“No one called it ‘group therapy,’ but that kitchen table, covered in flour dust and green seasoning, holds space for truth.”
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