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Scores gathered at the Evening Light Pentecostal Church on Parsons Road last night for a forum exploring the impact of pain on the island’s communities. The event, which was called The Impact of Pain on Social Constructs, began with a reception offer...

Bermuda’s sports clubs are facing various challenges as they try to tackle antisocial behaviour at their grounds, the presidents of seven football clubs said on Thursday night during an Alpha Symposium at CedarBridge Academy hosted by Alpha Phi Alpha...

More community involvement is needed to help tackle violence and antisocial behaviour on the island, according to several of Bermuda’s sporting club presidents. Speaking at the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc Leadership Symposium, Somerset Cricket Cl...

Dear Dr Nekia, My wife and I would like to seek marriage counselling but are at odds with who to choose. Do we return to the pastor who counselled and married us, or do we choose someone entirely different? What should we look for in a counsellor whe...

Wayne Perinchief, the former Minister of National Security, has challenged the Progressive Labour Party to state explicitly whether it supports the People’s Campaign. If it does, he called on the party to boycott the scheduled February 3 parliamentar...

Applying to become a mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda was one of the best decisions Dominique Simons has ever made was. Almost four years ago, the 32-year-old police officer, from Paget, was matched with Colin Seaman and the pair have ...

Hasna Turner may just be 15, but she is already setting out to change the world. In addition to travelling to Jordan to help struggling refugees, Hasna is writing a book detailing the struggles of the Uighurs in Bermuda. “I had heard about their plig...

After decades of giving back to the community, grassroots activist Cleveland Simmons has decided to quit while he’s ahead. “I’ve played my part, and now I’m looking after my own health,” the veteran promoter told The Royal Gazette last night as he ce...

Recent headlines about violent crime with lives lost have cut deep into our Bermudian social infrastructure, with a wide range of views as to how we arrived at this stage, and over what to do about halting what appears to be a steady decline in respe...

Are you a bully? Doris DeCosta would be shocked if anyone answered yes to that question. She counsels bullies and people who have been bullied in the workplace and was surprised to learn just how few people recognise it as a problem. “It’s a topic t...

“Instead of asking what’s wrong with our black males, perhaps we need to ask what’s wrong with the systems that they must survive and thrive in.” This is the view of Ty-Ron Douglas, who grew up in Paget and now works as an assistant professor at the ...

Ty-Ron Douglas, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis at the University of Missouri, has spent much of his adult life researching black masculinity, black family and African Diaspora Studies. And now he h...