Haitian-American Chamber Presents Breast Cancer Awareness Gala in Broward
More than 3 million women have been diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States. Recent research has shown that Breast Cancer is among...
Pretty Plastic: What You Need to Know About Cosmetic Surgery in the Caribbean
Views are changing on engineered perfection in the age of affordable cosmetic surgery.
“Have you had work done?” The question, often thought...
From the Island of St. Vincent to the Head of Civil Rights at Facebook
The power of social media is undeniable. We saw it used as a political tool during the 2008 election, where Obama successfully catalyzed an audience...
Simple Tricks to Better Financial Health for Life
Verandah Talk - with Andrew Hardie
Financial professional Andrew Hardie offers tips on best money practices now in trying times, and for...
Get the Facts About the Vax: Debunking Crazy COVID-19 Vaccine Myths
After more than a year living through a pandemic, the world was given hope in December of 2020 when the first wave of COVID-19 vaccines...
Uncovering the Ills of Cuban Slavery and Travails of the Enslaved in Cristiano Berti’s...
Cristiano Berti’s new book, Boggiano Heirs, tells the stories of the Boggianos, a group of enslaved people owned by Antonio Boggiano, a wealthy Italian merchant...
These 4 Organizations are Leading the Charge in Haiti Earthquake Relief
On August 14, 2021, a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck Haiti, killing more than 2,000, injuring more than 12,000 and destroying thousands of homes across the...
South Florida Offers Donations at Drives for St. Vincent Volcano Emergency Relief
Miami Carnival, Joy's Roti Delight, GENx Mas Band, and the community of South Florida join efforts to collect needed supplies for those impacted on the...
White Caribbean Woman on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Movement
Verandah Talk - with Sonya Sanchez Arias
As a white Caribbean woman with a strong island accent in a mixed race marriage,...
Where to Celebrate Jamaican Independence in Broward, Miami and Palm Beach
On August 6, 1962, Jamaica celebrated its newfound independence with the lowering of the British Union Jack and the raising of its own black, green...
