Bahamian gender realtions: A jet ski ride (Part I)
By Dr Ian Bethell-Bennett
How to defeat self-sabotage?
By Michelle Miller
Lady's Chamber inspires girls to dream big
By JEFFARAH GIBSON
Local scientist dreams of plastic-free Bahamas
A YOUNG Bahamian scientist has two big dreams – to pursue her educational aspirations and to make the Bahamas plastic-free within the next few years.
“I Am Worth It” – Leadership coach attempts to improve the lives of Bahamian women
THERE is power in refusing not to settle and compromise your value. As a result, inward value produces outward value.
Are you living fearlessly or fearfully?
LIFE is not only about choices but more about activating your power to choose. In particular, having the courage to choose how you will live your life, whether fearlessly or fearfully.
The power to overcome being overwhelmed
IVING overly stressed, anxious and having a lack of control, leads to being overwhelmed. To get out of feeling overwhelmed is a process.
Bahamian women demanding answers from men
BAHAMIAN women have pressing questions they want to ask men and they are determined to get answers.
Pure Purpose Network excited for weekend conference
FOR THE third time around, the ladies of the Pure Purpose Network are aiming to inspire change for the better for Bahamian women with their highly anticipated conference.
Sugar + Spice
ALTHOUGH she has several educational qualifications that can be listed behind her name, Bahamian businesswoman Raeh Williams prefers to be known as an entrepreneur, simply because it is the truest description of who she is professionally.
Breast cancer genetic testing reaches Eleuthera
DURING the month of May, a team from the Bahamas Breast Cancer Initiative Foundation (BBCIF), led by its executive director, Melissa Major, and including genetic counsellor Magan Trottier and BBCIF volunteer Kitiboni Adderley, visited Eleuthera to conduct testing for the BRCA gene which pre-disposes carriers to breast cancer.
The eight-year-old Bahamian pastry chef
TAYLOR Moxey is living proof that age does not limit your ability or ambition.
New book aims to equip young women for life
NOT EVERYONE is fortunate enough to have been nurtured in an environment rich with essential values – honesty, respect, responsibility, generosity, forgiveness.
Bitter or better - What's your flavour?
Who goes to the ice cream parlour and orders a bitter flavoured ice cream cone? Nobody would; it’s an odd thing to do since having an ice cream cone is supposed to be an enjoyable experience.
Bahamian sororities join hands to '#bringbackourgirls'
OVER the last few months, the hashtag “Bring Back Our Girls” has been trending worldwide on various social media outlets, including here in the Bahamas.
