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Frank Birbalsingh reviews Finding A Place

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Frank Birbalsingh reviews Finding A Place http://www.indocaribbeanworld.com/archives/june4/artse.html
http://www.indocaribbeanworld.com/archives/june4/artse.html

The Trinidad Guardian -Online Edition Ver 2.0

The Trinidad Guardian -Online Edition Ver 2.0

The Trinidad Guardian -Online Edition Ver 2.0

The Trinidad Guardian -Online Edition Ver 2.0

http://www.indocaribbeanworld.com/archives/july2/index2.html#toronto

http://www.indocaribbeanworld.com/archives/july2/index2.html#toronto

Finding A Place Booklaunch Toronto 2003

 Finding a Place by Dr Kris Rampersad was launched in Canada at the Canada-Caribbean Literary Convention in 2003. Sessions took place at the Convention as well as a reception with the author, Dr Kris Rampersad at the Trinidad and Tobago High Commission in Canada.

Finding a Place presents groundbreaking research of the processes of socio-economic, political and cultural adaptation of Indian indentured immigrants in general with specific contexts of settlement and evolution in the Caribbean and Trinidad and Tobago. It adapts Dr Kris Rampersad's doctoral thesis, Indo Trinidadian Literature - 1850 to 1950. 

  

Book traces T&T PM’s road to victory -- NationNews Barbados -- Local, Regional and International News -- nationnews.com

Book traces T&T PM’s road to victory -- NationNews Barbados -- Local, Regional and International News -- nationnews.com

Building Capacity for advancing Caribbean Agricultural Development

One of the outstanding outreach and advocacy initiatives for agriculture and food security developed in conjunction with the Caribbean Agriculture Research and Development Institute. As the world transitioned from conventional to new media, the holistic approach involved retooling executives and extension officers in use of new media tools, revising internal and eternal communications strategies and approaches, devising new mechanisms for engaging multisectoral stakeholders and broadening partnerships in public, private, NGO, media and academic sectors as well as revising CARDI's range of outreach materials that include newsletter - the CARDI Update, the academic CARDI Journal, the bulletins on sound agriculture, animal husbandry and food security practices as well as conceptualising, coordinating and introducing the agri-journalism award and strengthening understanding of the impact of climate change on agriculture.


This collaboration, apart from the above named outputs and outcomes, provided a new unique model for multistakeholder engagement that was adopted internationally by CARDI's EU-ACP partners and the Agri Journalism award to encourage outreach and awareness about food security, healthy lifestyles and agriculture and its satellite industries and economies. To develop your campaign and outreach initiatives or to sponsor development of these experiences for further outreach make contact


Grow Safeguard Preserve Create A MultiMedia Legacy

With rapidly changing technologies in media, many of our knowledge resources are fast disappearing or becoming inaccessible. We are in the process of digitising our archives representing more than 30 years of contemporary Caribbean development linked to more than 10,000 years of regional pre and post colonial history and heritage. Make contact.

To support, sponsor, collaborate and partners with our digitisation efforts. Or to develop your own legacy initiatives, and safeguard, preserve, multimedia museum, galleries, archives, make contact

CARDI Update 2009 -2 .pdf (application/pdf Object)



Caribbean Agricultural Research & Development Institute - News Article

Spore - A stronger voice for agriculture

Spore - A stronger voice for agriculture

CARDI and the Campaigns for

One of the outstanding outreach and advocacy initiatives for agriculture and food security developed in conjunction with the Caribbean Agriculture Research and Development Institute. As the world transitioned from conventional to new media, the holistic approach involved retooling executives and extension officers in use of new media tools, revising internal and eternal communications strategies and approaches, devising new mechanisms for engaging multisectoral stakeholders and broadening partnerships in public, private, NGO, media and academic sectors as well as revising CARDI's range of outreach materials that include newsletter - the CARDI Update, the academic CARDI Journal, the bulletins on sound agriculture, animal husbandry and food security practices as well as conceptualising, coordinating and introducing the agri-journalism award and strengthening understanding of the impact of climate change on agriculture.


This collaboration, apart from the above named outputs and outcomes, provided a new unique model for multistakeholder engagement that was adopted internationally by CARDI's EU-ACP partners and the Agri Journalism award to encourage outreach and awareness about food security, healthy lifestyles and agriculture and its satellite industries and economies. To develop your campaign and outreach initiatives or to sponsor development of these experiences for further outreach make contact


Grow Safeguard Preserve Create A MultiMedia Legacy

With rapidly changing technologies in media, many of our knowledge resources are fast disappearing or becoming inaccessible. We are in the process of digitising our archives representing more than 30 years of contemporary Caribbean development linked to more than 10,000 years of regional pre and post colonial history and heritage. Make contact.

To support, sponsor, collaborate and partners with our digitisation efforts. Or to develop your own legacy initiatives, and safeguard, preserve, multimedia museum, galleries, archives, make contact

CARDI Update 2009 -2 .pdf (application/pdf Object)

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