As we work in the Bahamas and support national development and sustainability in Social, Economic, and Environmental arenas, we must be guided by the supreme law of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. The following link leads to a digital copy... Continue Reading →
Today I read the Audubon article on Jali Makawa. And it hits home. I am an environmental professional. I've been collecting scientific data for about 20 years in the Bahamas and the experience is vastly different depending on the person... Continue Reading →
what if you could listen to your data? why does eBird data sound better in dubstep?
Have you met that person that pours all their energy into helping the group/cause they feel deserves it? I mean 100% all the time, every time? This is not about them. We have to challenge anemic advocacy. Those that need... Continue Reading →
There is a test. You score high enough on some scale to be given credit for the accomplishment. You are acknowledged and given the privileges afforded all those who pass. What happens when the scoring rubric is never given to... Continue Reading →
If you think all #internationalscholars are the same, you're wrong. If you think we are the same as #domesticstudents, you're DEAD wrong. - Ancilleno Davis 7/22/2017
I need a way to compartmentalize or rationalize the different people I am seeing around me. Especially when two of those people share the same body.
Critically thinking about minority status. We hear minority all the time. It has become one of those words that people say but do not really understand at the core. Like "Liberal", "Communist", etc. these words often have a standardized meaning... Continue Reading →
Science and Perspective 