Leston Yearwood 
Dr. Andre Phillips’ advocacy spurs UNC-backed Immigration Act changes to let third-generation Trinbagonians represent T&T, widening the talent pool for the 2026 World Cup and LA 2028.
The Diaspora Organization Network (TDON) partnered with the International Evangelical Ministry of South Carolina, USA, to support children in need for the new school year.
Alana Grant of SWIFT INTERNATIONAL Majuba Hill Lifestyle Center is blazing a trail in holistic wellness, rooted in community care and Caribbean innovation.
Interest in Africa–Caribbean commerce is surging, but the financial plumbing that would let small creative entrepreneurs participate, lags behind.
Trinidad and Tobago Celebrates World Steel Pan Day with Global Tributes to the Trinbagonian Diaspora
Our third episode of TDON Vignettes highlights an inspiring story of excellence, purpose, and giving back. This edition features renowned heart surgeon Dr. Daniel L. Beckles, whose journey from Pleasantville, San Fernando to international recognition is as heartwarming as it is impressive. 🇹🇹 Rooted in Trinidad, Thriving Abroad Dr. Beckles, born and raised in southern … Read more
In a remarkable show of compassion and expertise, a team of international medical professionals led by Trinbago born Dr. Reynold Agard is currently making a powerful impact through a humanitarian medical mission in Trinidad and Tobago. Running from July 21st to 24th, 2025, this mission is more than just medicine—it’s a testament to service, selflessness, … Read more
From acclaimed Trinidad and Tobago filmmaker and cultural historian Dr. Andre Phillips comes the highly anticipated sequel to his landmark debut, Exemplars of Patriotism.
In our second episode of Trinbago Diaspora Vignettes, we talk about the remarkable journey of Dr. Reynold Agard, a Trinidad-born internist whose mission-driven career has touched lives across four continents. As president of HANDS International,
Ingrid Jean-Baptiste, longtime president of the Trinidad and Tobago Association of Ottawa, shares her remarkable journey from South Trinidad to Canada—and her decades of service to the diaspora. From life-saving support for medical patients to donations for schools and children’s homes, Ingrid’s story is a testament to the power of social remittances and diaspora leadership.