Oltre 1100 chilometri percorsi, più di 450 corse effettuate e circa 1000 utenti coinvolti in 6 mesi di attività: sono i numeri che segnano oggi la conclusione della sperimentazione della navetta autonoma AuToMove a Torino nell’ambito del “Living Lab ToMove”. “La conclusione di AuToMove non rappresenta un punto di arrivo, ma un passaggio fondamentale”, ha… Read More

Caribbean immigration advocates in New York on Thursday, March 26, condemned the Trump administration’s admission that it “erroneously” relied on a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency memo to justify arrests of Caribbean and other immigrants at immigration courthouses as part of President Trump’s mass detention and deportation agenda. In a court filing… Read More

For a few hours, everyday life slowed. The pressure lifted. Connection took center stage as IYKYK Collective hosted its second annual Women’s Wellness Day in celebration of International Women’s Month. Held at The Block Yoga Studio & Cafe in Brooklyn, the event felt more like a gathering than a traditional event. Instead, it was a… Read More

A major row has erupted in the 15-nation CARICOM bloc over the controversial reappointment of Secretary General Carla Barnett, with founding member nation Trinidad threatening to reduce its annual financial contribution to the 15-nation grouping in the coming months. Trinidad’s anger has been triggered by a statement this week from current bloc chairman and St.… Read More

Herod and Pilate will be presented as women of power deciding the fate of Christ in Broadway World Award-winning David Heron’s Gala Easter Sunday production of Easton Lee’s “The Rope and The Cross.” The one-night-only Staged Reading Concert event takes place at The Jamaica Performing Arts Center (JPAC) in Jamaica, Queens, on Easter Sunday, April… Read More

Surinamese authorities report the death of former President Chandrikapersad Santokhi on Monday. Officials state that his passing has placed the Caribbean Community nation in a period of official mourning. A government statement said that emergency services were called to the ex-head of state’s suburban home, where he was treated for an unknown illness. The cause… Read More

The Caribbean island nation of Dominica has said that it has already signed off on an agreement with the US to accept deportees who do not want to return home or whose home countries do not want them back. The island’s cabinet says it has wrapped up all negotiations and is ready to accept a… Read More

Brooklyn Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, on Thursday, March 12, honored eight exceptional women during her 10th Annual Women of Distinction Award Ceremony at Brooklyn College. As the daughter of Haitian immigrants and representative of the 42nd Assembly District in Brooklyn, Bichotte Hermelyn told Caribbean Life that “the community celebrated eight women who are making… Read More

Vincentian Eleen Ackie has authored “Adam Goes to the Sunshine Corner Store” in honor of her 9-year-old son, Adam, whom she describes as “the heart” of her creative journey. Ackie, a Brooklyn resident born on Union Island in the Southern St. Vincent Grenadines, shared that the book follows Adam on a joyful neighborhood adventure celebrating… Read More

“The Remarkable Life of Reed Peggram: The Man Who Stared Down World War II in the Name of Love” by Ethelene Whitmire c.2026, Viking                                                             $30.00… Read More