Blog posts for Trinbago Dispora.
Tennis prodigy Dillon Beckles is making waves in the world of junior tennis. Representing Trinidad and Tobago, the country of his father’s birth, Dillon is currently competing in an ITF tournament in his home country.
Rhapsody of the Sea, a cruise liner carrying 1,500 visitors from around the world, will dock in Port-of-Spain on Carnival Friday. All of its passengers will be ready to participate fully in T&T’s Carnival activities.
Taking a brief look at the activities of our partner organisations for the new year thus far.
We at the Trinbago Diaspora Outreach Network are excited to share a new campaign being launched by our partners at ACFAC. The campaign, called ‘To B a Go-Giver, highlights the critical need for culturally responsive and relatable programs for families of Africaribbean Diaspora and Aboriginals descent.
The Trinbago Diaspora Outreach Network recently held a successful event at the Scarborough Library, where college students from California had the opportunity to hear a thought-provoking lecture on the topic of emigration from our Chairman, Dr. Andre Phillips.
Join us and watch our feature film, Exemplars of Patriotism. Our film as celebrates the contributions of the Trinidad and Tobago diaspora. Our film focuses on the development of Tobago and gain a deeper understanding of the patriotism and dedication of these individuals to their homeland.
Trinbago Diaspora Outreach Network (TDON) Convention at Mt Irvine Hotel Tobago brought the curtain down on the groundbreaking 10-day Homecoming Extravaganza. There was reports Success with Homecoming T&T 2022.
TDON’s medical outreach initiative for national independence will now be expanded in Tobago with the involvement of the Tobago SDA Mission providing medical services at Roxborough and Scarborough. This comes on the heels of Courts Optical confirmation that it will conduct free vision screening to support
Courts Optical has signed on to the Medical Outreach Program organized by Trinbago Diaspora Outreach Network (TDON) on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of National Independence.
TRINIDAD and Tobago-born Mishael Morgan has created entertainment history as the first black woman to win an Emmy award for best lead actress in a drama.