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The National Art Gallery of the Bahamas has a new Chief Curator! Dr. Daniela Fifi will oversee art education and artist outreach to create an experience that celebrates and uplifts Caribbean art and culture.

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The Lip Bar released “An Island Gyal” collection in partnership with Jamaican-American singer Justine Skye as an ode to her yaad heritage. 🇯🇲

Justine Skye Jamaican Inspired Makeup Collab With The Lip Bar The Lip Bar released “An Island Gyal” collection in partnership with Jamaican-American singer Justine Skye as an ode to her Caribbean heritage.

Harvard University and Antigua and Barbuda are apparently in talks about the university benefiting from slaves brought from the nation. Is this the right step towards reparations? 🤔

Harvard University, Antigua agree on program of co-operation Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne said on Tuesday that the president of the prestigious Harvard University in Massachusetts, Dr. Lawrence Bacow, has responded to his advocacy for a program of cooperation between the university and the Five Islands Campus of the University of the West....

Queen Elizabeth II recognized 🇦🇬 Antiguan 🇦🇬 youth activist Rose-Mary Reynolds as a "Point of Light" for her work with Youth Today, a non-profit preparing Antiguan and Barbudan youth for the workforce and social involvement.

Antigua and Barbuda youth activist recognized by the Queen Rose-Mary Reynolds of Antigua and Barbuda is the latest citizen of the Commonwealth to be recognized by Queen Elizabeth II as a “Point of Light.”  Number Ten