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The Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) recognises the pivotal role of women in the development of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector.

ITU Interviews: Michelle Grell-Bereaux on closing gender gaps and building momentum towards PP-26
09/09/2026

ITU Interviews: Michelle Grell-Bereaux on closing gender gaps and building momentum towards PP-26

Michelle Grell-Bereaux, International Relations Adviser, Utilities ...

The latest Issue of In the k-NoW is Here!We are delighted to announce the release of the 13th issue of In the k-NoW — Q2...
04/09/2026

The latest Issue of In the k-NoW is Here!

We are delighted to announce the release of the 13th issue of In the k-NoW — Q2/26, the quarterly publication of the CTU Network of Women (CTU-NoW), celebrating the achievements, leadership and impact of women shaping the Caribbean’s digital future.

Gracing the cover of this issue is the truly inspiring Senator Alicia Lalite-Ettienne, who made history as the first legally blind Senator to serve in the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago. Her remarkable journey is one of courage, resilience, purpose and breaking barriers, a powerful reminder that inclusion is not simply an aspiration, but an essential foundation for meaningful progress.

Through her story and the many voices and perspectives featured throughout this edition, we continue our mission to celebrate women, strengthen their contributions and inspire the next generation of Caribbean women and girls in ICT.

We invite you to explore the Q2/26 edition of In the k-NoW and be inspired.

Enjoy!
https://ctu.int/in-the-k-now-newsletter-13-q2-26/

Caribbean Leadership on the Global Digital Stage 🌎The Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) is pleased to announce th...
10/06/2026

Caribbean Leadership on the Global Digital Stage 🌎

The Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) is pleased to announce that Dr. Maria Myers-Hamilton has been approved as the incoming Vice President of the EU-LAC Network of Women Leaders in Digital Policy.

Following her nomination by the CTU, the Presidency of the EU-LAC Network of Women and the Technical Secretariat have formally confirmed Dr. Myers-Hamilton's appointment after consultations with the European Commission and relevant stakeholders.

This appointment represents an important milestone for the Caribbean and reflects the region’s growing leadership and influence in shaping digital policy at the international level.
Through Dr. Myers-Hamilton’s leadership, Jamaica, supported by the CTU, will serve as Vice-President of the Network, working alongside Ecuador in its role as President to advance collaboration and governance across the EU-LAC digital ecosystem.

The CTU extends its sincere congratulations to Dr. Maria Myers-Hamilton on this achievement and looks forward to strengthening cooperation with partners across Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe to promote inclusive, innovative, and gender-responsive digital policies.

📢 Join the CTU-NoW WhatsApp Channel - https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb82ZckL7UVVvD3s8X0BStay informed and connected w...
10/06/2026

📢 Join the CTU-NoW WhatsApp Channel - https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb82ZckL7UVVvD3s8X0B

Stay informed and connected with the latest updates from the Caribbean Telecommunications Union Network of Women (CTU-NoW).

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âś… Regional and international opportunities relevant to women in ICT and the digital sector

Follow the channel today and be part of a growing community dedicated to empowering women across the Caribbean digital ecosystem.

In this the 1st edition for 2026 (Q1/26) of In the k-NoW, the CTU-NoW proudly celebrates one such leader whose journey r...
11/05/2026

In this the 1st edition for 2026 (Q1/26) of In the k-NoW, the CTU-NoW proudly celebrates one such leader whose journey reflects purpose, resilience and impact. Our featured Caribbean Woman in ICT, Dr. Maria Myers-Hamilton, embodies the spirit of transformational leadership within the ICT landscape.

Dr. Myers-Hamilton has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to advancing telecommunications, spectrum management, digital inclusion and regional development. Her remarkable journey serves as both an inspiration and a reminder that leadership rooted in purpose has the power to create meaningful and lasting change.

This edition also explores several timely and critical topics relevant to our region. Through these stories, In the k-NoW continues to amplify Caribbean voices, showcase regional achievements and foster dialogue on the issues that matter most to us.

As you journey through these pages, we hope this issue inspires more women and girls to boldly pursue opportunities in ICT and to recognise that their voices, ideas and leadership are essential to shaping the Caribbean of tomorrow.

Welcome to the Q1/2026 edition of In the k-NoW.

https://ctu.int/in-the-k-now-newsletter-12-q1-26/

29/04/2026
✨CTU appoints Ms. Nicole M. Watkins as Vice-Chair of the CTU Network of Women (CTU-NoW)✨The Caribbean Telecommunications...
28/04/2026

✨CTU appoints Ms. Nicole M. Watkins as Vice-Chair of the CTU Network of Women (CTU-NoW)✨

The Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Nicole M. Watkins as Vice-Chair of the CTU Network of Women (CTU-NoW).

Nicole M. Watkins is the Director of the Electronics Communications Sector (ECS) at the Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (URCA) in The Bahamas. In this role, she leads a multi-disciplined team responsible for the regulatory oversight of the sector.

An Attorney‑at‑Law by profession, Nicole brings more than 16 years of experience in electronic communications, with a career spanning regulatory, policy, and government affairs roles in major licensees. Her journey reflects determination, adaptability, and leadership in environments where women have traditionally been underrepresented.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Nicole is passionate about nation building, Caribbean pride, mentorship and women’s empowerment. She strongly believes in creating opportunities for young women and girls to see themselves as leaders in law, technology, and public service. As a regulator and advocate, she is driven by a commitment to improving lives, by providing ubiquitous, universal access to connectivity to all.

10/04/2026

🎙️✨ Don’t miss Episode 37 of ECTEL Bytes!

🌍From the Caribbean to the global stage! Join us for a special episode of ECTEL Bytes featuring Mrs. Michelle Grell-Bereaux, International Relations Advisor at URCA in The Bahamas 🇧🇸
As we celebrate Girls in ICT Day, we spotlight the powerful role women play in shaping ICT policy across the region and beyond. 💼📡

đź“… April 22nd
đź•‘ 2:00 PM (Eastern Caribbean time)
📍 On all our social media platforms and at www.ectel.int
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