Recognizing the region’s vulnerability to multiple hazards and climate-induced displacement, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), in collaboration with the Government of St Kitts and Nevis, convened a two-day Regional Workshop titled Mainstreaming Human Mobility and Human Security in Caribbean Climate and Disaster Risk Reduction Policies: Progress and Way Forward. This event marked the culmination of activities by IOM under the 15-month Human Security Joint Programme which was aimed at “Promoting a human security approach to disaster displacement, environmental migration and disaster risk reduction in the Caribbean Region”

Nathalie Murphy, a citizen of the Commonwealth of Dominica, has lived with sight impairment for over 40 years. As a founding member of the Dominica Association of Persons with Disabilities, she has dedicated much of her life to serving the organization and advocating for the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities. Her personal experiences with disasters, particularly as a blind woman, highlight the critical intersections of human mobility, human security, disaster displacement, and disability.

Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS) must take urgent action to prepare for climate-related displacement and migration. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and partners are calling on media and stakeholders to share the Cross-Border Evacuartion Protocol 

As International Women's Day approaches, we celebrate the resilience and dedication of women in agriculture in Dominica

From the city that never sleeps, Mahaut, to the grand stage of Miss Teen Dominica 2025, Gabrielle Esprit has embraced this journey with passion and grace. Contestant #4 is more than just a competitor—she is a young woman driven by purpose, determined to inspire others with her story. She has already made history as the first Girl Guide to join the competition.

Rianna Patterson, founder of the Dominica Dementia Foundation has been awarded a full scholarship - funded by the UK Research Institute towards a PhD in dementia at the University of Nottingham, within the School of Medicine. Her PhD thesis will explore the feasibility of technology in dementia care for marginalized communities, including Caribbean populations in London.

Chef Jono’s culinary prowess earned him a spot on Bravo TV’s Below Deck Mediterranean, where he served as the head chef aboard the luxury yacht Mustique. His tenure on the show introduced him to a global audience, showcasing his exceptional cooking skills, calm demeanor, and infectious energy.

Jade Leatham also known as  Jade Tha Gemini, an award-winning writer, musician, and content creator from Dominica, has become a vibrant force in the Caribbean creative community. Dedicated to showcasing the beauty, history, and resilience of the Caribbean, Jade has used her platform on social media—specifically TikTok—to educate and inspire her growing audience of over 30,000 followers.

Dr. Jerelle Joseph, originally from the small village of Vieille Case in Dominica, has carved a path in a male-dominated industry, blending her cultural heritage and scientific expertise to redefine possibilities in STEM. She currently is a professor at Princeton University

Produced in Dominica, Bleu Magic is more than just a rum—it represents a movement. As the first Black-owned premium rum from the island, the brand aims to highlight local craftsmanship, heritage, and a vibrant Caribbean culture while catering to a global audience with refined tastes. Crafted at Belfast Estate, it stands on over 100 years of rum-making tradition.  Inspired by the fiercely proud Maroons of Dominica, this rum is an invitation to embrace the untamed spirit within. The spirit of Rebellion. 

Karlyn Percil, the CEO of KDPM Consulting Group and Founder of The Sistertalk Leadership & Wellness Academy, has devoted her career to helping women—especially women of colour—lead successful and fulfilling lives. Originally from St. Lucia, Karlyn’s journey has been marked by resilience, innovation, and a commitment to promoting mental wellness in all aspects of life.

Franklyn Peter Moses, the entertainment titan whose voice has been a staple on Dominica’s airwaves for over 35 years, has made a triumphant return to the spotlight. Known for his pioneering contributions to entertainment and comedy in the region, Moses has captivated audiences with his unparalleled charisma and talent.

Hurricane Maria, a Category 5 storm, struck Dominica during Lees’ time in the forest, leaving the island devastated. Emerging from the wilderness the day after the hurricane, Lees was confronted with a landscape so transformed that it was almost unrecognizable.