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Three days after the Covid-19 pandemic was declared a global emergency, I had an “extraordinary graduation”, and my intense UWCD experience ended short. Inequalities had always presented themselves to me in Armenia — but none quite like in March 2020...

The Black community has survived years of slavery, trauma and struggle. These feats take immense courage and require a degree of perseverance that would be impossible without sacrifice. Unfortunately, this sacrifice has caused a culture of shame arou...

We cannot continually fail or young people. It’s unfair. I have studied locally in both public and private schools, the Bermuda College, and in South America and Europe. I have been able to compare some of the world’s education systems to our own, an...

The title is extracted from Gloria T. Hull’s book All the Women Are White, All the Blacks Are Male, But Some of Us Are Brave. Her work frames Black women’s methodology for survival considering our frustrated position vis-à-vis both Black studies and ...

In the month of May, Future Leaders Bermuda wrapped up its Monthly Mentorship Club for the 2022 school year, with an event themed “Know Your Employment Rights”. Hosted at FryDay’s, students enjoyed an insightful presentation by Gabrielle Cann fro...

The trajectory of our truth is not subjective, but rather objective. It discovers principle and the environment we are actively choosing to embrace — not based on external opinion or adapted versions of ourselves, but the mirroring of the heart and m...

We must eliminate economic inequality if we want to become a genuine society of equals, and build a truly free and egalitarian system

My name is Preston Ephraim, and I am a Future Leader participant. The monthly programme has been an incredible experience to be a part of. On Sunday, April 24, 2022, I arrived at the start of the day to a warm welcome, eager to participate in the exp...

With the Ministry of Education's Plan 2022 going into effect this coming term, we must discuss an elephant in the room — Bermuda's lacklustre approach to sex education. Our students deserve and have the right to inclusive, age-appropriate and compreh...

Graduation ceremonies are a key milestone in a student’s life. They are a symbol of transition, progression and a stepping stone to the next part of the journey. Graduating is indeed a big deal. I have always been someone who has been a box-checker, ...