Milette Millington, Author at Caribbean Life – Page 10 of 10

Volunteers plant a tree to help reduce global warming and protect the environment.

Ways the media can do better at climate storytelling

By Milette Millington

Screen grab of NYPD 77th Precinct Deputy Inspector Tony R. Brown giving his opening remarks during the United Clergy Council meeting.

News

Brooklyn Police Precinct event honors MLK Day

By Milette Millington

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Housing

The Link Between Faith and Housing

By Milette Millington

Hrbvor (Herbivore) Teas founder Zahira Marmar.

St Kitts and Nevis

How a Caribbean woman started her own tea company

By Milette Millington

RAMPD Founder Lachi, who is a black and blind seen here wearing a brown fur coat, and holding her black, glittery identification cane.

Music

New organization tackles inaccessibility in the music industry

By Milette Millington

A picture of a scene from Piehole's Christmas Mountain installation.

Arts & Entertainment

Interactive Christmas Season installation coming to NYC this week

By Milette Millington

Laurel Lawson, a white dancer with short cropped teal hair, is balancing with arms spread wide, wheels spinning, and supported by Alice Sheppard. Alice, a multiracial Black woman with coffee-colored skin and curly hair, is lifting from the ground below. They are making eye contact and smiling. A burst of white light appears in a dark blue sky.

Dance

Dance company works to ensure dance is accessible to all

By Milette Millington

Actor and content creator Derrick Sherrier Jr. (left) and filmmaker Alexis Garcia (right), discussing Garcia's film Daughter of the Sea (2022).

Movies

Puerto Rican director discusses how her film captures magic

By Milette Millington

Business

New scholarship contest connects female graphic designers with growing businesses

By Milette Millington

Marie Young (left) and Marva Joseph, standing in front of a sign that has 26.2 written on it. They are holding their participant stickers.

Trinidad & Tobago

READY, SET, GO

By Milette Millington

Self-portrait of De'Lor Cakery Founder and CEO Kayisha Thompson.

Business

Local bakery owner successful after winning business grant

By Milette Millington

The Oasis art gallery at the SEED Brklyn.

Business

New Bahamian-owned shopping center coming to Brooklyn

By Milette Millington

Ketrina Hazell, Ms. Wheelchair NY 2018.

Health

Local disability organization hosts first-ever Women’s Summit

By Milette Millington

The King Charles Troupe performing on stage.

News

NYC circus receives Leading Disability Employer Award

By Milette Millington

LTC co-founder Eli Ramos.

News

Nonprofit organization makes custom products that improve lives of disabled New Yorkers

By Milette Millington

Self-portrait of Jennifer Hardeen.

How three young Caribbean women are changing the entertainment industry

By Milette Millington

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