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The Climate Justice-themed Micro-Theatre Festival, TODAY TODAY, CONOGOTAY! will present up to ten micro-theatre plays that centre climate justice issues by highlighting climate change-related stories and concerns of often overlooked communities and the most vulnerable within them.
Showcasing innovative solutions to tackle wasteOver 20 local organisations to demonstrate circular economy in action at the Circular City at the 2024 edition of the Trade and Investment Convention (TIC), […]
The Cropper Foundation, with funding support from Open Society Foundations, launched the preview of the Caribbean Climate Justice anthology, Writing For Our Lives on November 18 at the CARICOM Pavillion at the 2024 UN Climate Change Conference held in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Dates: March 10 & 11, 2025, Time: 9AM-12PM In 2022, we hosted our first commemoration of World NGO Day, which has been internationally recognised and celebrated on February 27 since its […]
Just shy of a year since announcing the Call for Submissions, we’ll be launching Writing For Our Lives: A Caribbean climate justice anthology, dedicated to the Foundation’s beloved friend, the […]
The Cropper Foundation is excited to present the first installment of our webinar mini-series, "Conservation Technology for Caribbean CSOs". This educational series highlights Caribbean entities leading in conservation through the application […]
Join us for the second edition of A Guide to Natural Capital, an insightful webinar series by Cari-Bois in collaboration with the Caribbean Natural Capital Hub. This session explores nature’s ecological, cultural, social, and economic values, and how understanding these dimensions can drive better decision-making in conservation finance. Discover the cultural, ecological, and economic importance of nature […]
Join us for Part 2 of our Conservation Technology for Caribbean CSOs mini-series! We’re back with another exciting installment supported by the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (@cepf_official), and this time, we’re featuring the innovative work of the Cocoa Research Centre of Trinidad and Tobago (@cocoacentre). Discover how cocoa, carbon, and community are joining forces to […]
Join us for the final installment in our CEPF-funded webinar series, exploring the use of conservation technologies by Caribbean-based civil society groups. In this session, Dr. Amy Deacon from The […]
The Cropper Foundation, in collaboration with the Caribbean Natural Capital Hub, invites you to the third edition of our "A Guide to Natural Capital" webinar series. Why attend? Effective biodiversity data reporting can't happen in isolation. This session dives into why partnerships are vital for bridging data gaps, harmonizing standards, and building transparent, credible systems for reporting […]