Name: HURRICANE BERYL - THE WAY FORWARD by gisbarbados
Duration: 14 min 44 s
Description: This is a look at Grenada's journey to recovery. It is a story of strength, sacrifice, and hope, a chat with persons impacted by Hurricane Beryl and some of those providing assistance in the aftermath.

This is a look at Grenada's journey to recovery. It is a story of strength, sacrifice, and hope, a chat with persons impacted by Hurricane Beryl and some of those providing assistance in the aftermath.

HURRICANE BERYL - THE WAY FORWARD

In this programme, BGIS’ Shayla Murrell explores two traditional African-Barbadian folklore characters who perform alongside Mudda Sally, Stilt Walkers, and sometimes the Donkey. Discover how these vibrant traditions continue to celebrate Barbados’ rich cultural heritage.

INSIDER'S REPORT | RHYTHM AND RITUAL | THE SHAGGY BEAR

Catch up on information you might have missed during the week.

This week's programme features:
1.	Light Up Wid Pride
2.	Jus Ah Conversation Podcast | Conversation Among Men - https://youtu.be/p_rZEsRX064?si=fE8bxuBe430nWSr8 
3.	HIV & STI Counselling | Winston Scott Polyclinic | Mondays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

This Week’s In Case You Missed It Opportunities - November 12 - 18:
-	Caribbean Science Foundation invites you to join the 2026 Caribbean
-	STEM Olympiads | Register by November 30 at  caribbeanscience.org/cso
-	Teaching vacancies (download)
-	Study in China | Apply by January 16, 2026 through the Ministry of Training and Tertiary Education. Details at mes.gov.bb or campuschina.org
-	Barbadosjobregister.gov.bb
-	Temporary Post of Facility Manager | Office of the Attorney General
-	Non-fishing small vessels licensing check - https://gisbarbados.gov.bb/blog/reminder-to-complete-bmtas-grandfathering-in-process/  | For any queries, call the Barbados Maritime Transport Administration at 535-7500

To download a copy of these opportunities, go to https://gisbarbados.gov.bb/download/in-case-you-missed-it-november-12-18-2025/ 


IN CASE YOU MISSED IT NOVEMBER 12 - 18 (2025)


At COP30, UN News spoke with digital influencer Maria Clara Moraes, who is part of the UN’s ‘Verified’ initiative, and the co-founder of the platform Marias Verdes, which has over half a million followers on TikTok. 

She says that the fight against climate disinformation is ‘completely possible, but also very challenging.’

Audio credit: Felipe de Carvalho, UN News 

CLIP: Digital influencer Maria Clara Moraes at COP30

• Gaza war’s impact on children is damaging and long-lasting 
• Sudan war leaves families desperate and running out of time: UNHCR
• 1.7 million children impacted by Super Typhoon Fund-wong, warns UNICEF

Audio credit: Daniel Johnson, UN News

UN News Today 13 November 2025 - Gaza children, Sudan war, Super Typhoon Fund-wong

UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Alfonso Herrera is at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, engaging in critical conversations on climate and displacement.

Mr. Herrera underscored the importance of amplifying the voices of those most affected by climate change. 

Audio credit: Felipe de Carvalho, UN News 

CLIP - UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Alfonso Herrera at COP30

Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it is already reshaping lives and communities around the world. 

Extreme weather – from unprecedented tornadoes to rising seas and creeping desertification – is forcing millions on the run, often within their own countries. 

At COP30 in Belém this week, Ugochi Daniels, Deputy Director General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), stressed the importance of local, people-centred solutions. 

“Early warning systems, predictable funding, and locally led adaptation are critical,” she told UN News’s Felipe de Carvalho. 

Audio credit: Felipe de Carvalho, UN News

Climate adaptation must protect the right to stay and the dignity to move

As COP30 brings leaders and negotiators together from around the world, the spotlight is not only on policy but also on the real-life experiences of those most affected by climate change. 

From Ethiopia, Mekebib Tadesse, representing the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) delegation, brings a firsthand perspective on the human and humanitarian dimensions of the crisis.

In an interview with Felipe Carvalho – who's in Belem for UN News – Mekebib shared insights on how climate change is upending his home country.

Audio credit: Felipe de Carvalho, UN News

‘I’m one of the lucky ones,’ says Ethiopian climate refugee in Brazil

• Sudan war: Aid teams call for urgent access to thousands trapped in El Fasher 
• Ukraine: UN condemns latest deadly attack targeting civilians in Kyiv
• ‘Mobs’ target Palestinians in occupied West Bank, warns OHCHR

Audio credit: Daniel Johnson, UN News


UN News Today 14 November 2025 - Sudan war, Ukraine, occupied West Bank

Lloyd Archer reflects on what took place on Independence night.

MEMORIES OF INDEPENDENCE

• Gaza: UNDP lends a hand with project 
• Sahel displacement crisis has made four million people homeless: UNHCR 
• World is getting closer to being free from cervical cancer: WHO 

Audio credit: Daniel Johnson, UN News

UN News Today 17 November 2025 - Gaza, Sahel displacement, cervical cancer

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