Feminitt Advancing in the C’bean rhrough learning and digital advocacy.

Imagine sitting in class, terrified your period will start because you have no access to pads or tampons. For too many s...
08/03/2026

Imagine sitting in class, terrified your period will start because you have no access to pads or tampons. For too many students in Trinidad and Tobago, this isn’t a hypothetical…it’s reality. 🩸

As we mark under the theme Giving to Gain, , our Co-Executive Director, reminds us that menstrual equity is about so much more than products; it’s about dignity, bodily autonomy, and justice. We have the research and the roadmap. Now, we need the political will.

Read the full blog post on why T&T urgently needs a Menstrual Equity Act at the link in our bio! ✨

IWD2026

We rise by lifting others.” ✊🏾💜 Happy International Women’s Day! Today we celebrate the diverse labor, resilience, and p...
08/03/2026

We rise by lifting others.” ✊🏾💜 Happy International Women’s Day! Today we celebrate the diverse labor, resilience, and power of Caribbean women. When we share, give, and support one another, we all grow. Let’s commit to giving support to gain true equity. 🤝🏽

Rest is not retreat. It is resistance.🤍In a world that normalizes overwork, urgency, and constant availability, choosing...
04/03/2026

Rest is not retreat. It is resistance.🤍In a world that normalizes overwork, urgency, and constant availability, choosing rest is a refusal to replicate the same extractive systems we are organizing against. This is a call to build feminist movements that not only adapt but also sustain and endure.

Read our latest blog post from .reading, a brilliant and timely piece ✨ See link in bio🤍

Growing the movement takes time and care. 🌿We want to say a huge thank you to everyone who applied for our open vacancie...
03/03/2026

Growing the movement takes time and care. 🌿

We want to say a huge thank you to everyone who applied for our open vacancies! We are deeply grateful for the incredible interest shown in joining the Feminitt Caribbean team.

Our leadership is currently in the reviewing stage, carefully looking through every application to ensure we find the right fit for our mission.

What happens next?
All candidates will be updated on the status of their application as soon as possible via email. We appreciate your patience and your passion for intersectional advocacy in the Caribbean.

Stay tuned for more updates! ✊🏾✨

Earlier this month, Feminitt joined the UNFPA and Equality Fund Convening to discuss the future of movement building. 🎬📚...
23/02/2026

Earlier this month, Feminitt joined the UNFPA and Equality Fund Convening to discuss the future of movement building. 🎬📚The discussions highlighted a critical reality: achieving true equity requires more than just passion for advocacy, it requires reliable, systemic support. 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾👥

“ Grassroots organising in the Caribbean requires sustainability. Resistance is ongoing work, and funding models must recognise this. Activists and movements deserve flexible, multiyear funding to deliver the meaningful, lasting change our communities are entitled to.”
- Chanelle Beatrice Co Executive Director✨

We are calling on philanthropic and development partners to rethink their models. It is time to move away from project-based survival and invest in movement-based sustainability.🌱🌳🙌🏼

11/02/2026

Did you know❓❓

The Right Way Toolkit 2.0 challenges the binary myths of biology. We explore regional realities like the Guevedoces to understand that bodies are diverse.
Inclusive education saves lives. Read more in the toolkit. 🏳️‍🌈🧬

The Right Way Toolkit 2.0 is Here! 📗💜Education evolves, and so do we. We are proud to launch the Second Edition (Dec 202...
04/02/2026

The Right Way Toolkit 2.0 is Here! 📗💜

Education evolves, and so do we. We are proud to launch the Second Edition (Dec 2025) of the Right Way Toolkit.

What’s new in the 2nd Edition?
✅ New Module on exploring intersectionality of Climate Injustice and SRHR
✅ Expanded resources on menstrual health.

Download the updated toolkit now at the link in our bio.
📚✊🏽

WE ARE HIRING!Feminitt Caribbean is expanding our team for 2026. We are looking for passionate changemakers to fill two ...
19/01/2026

WE ARE HIRING!

Feminitt Caribbean is expanding our team for 2026. We are looking for passionate changemakers to fill two key roles:
✨ Safe Cycle Lead
✨ Programmes Manager
Swipe to see if you are the right fit to help us build feminist futures in the Caribbean. Link in bio to apply.

Honoring a Legacy of Leadership🫂🤍✨️As we step into 2026, we share the news that our Co-Founder, Ashlee Burnett, is movin...
16/01/2026

Honoring a Legacy of Leadership🫂🤍✨️

As we step into 2026, we share the news that our Co-Founder, Ashlee Burnett, is moving on to new chapters. From the inception of Feminitt to the Safe Cycle Report, to the installation of care banks across the nation, to the launch of the Right Way Toolkit, Ashlee’s heart and vision is forever woven into this movement.

We extend our deepest gratitude for her leadership and sisterhood. Join us in wishing her power and light on her next journey. 💜✊🏾

Digital Safety is a Fundamental Human Right🤳⛑️Today, on Human Rights Day, we close the 16 Days of Activism by reaffirmin...
10/12/2025

Digital Safety is a Fundamental Human Right🤳⛑️
Today, on Human Rights Day, we close the 16 Days of Activism by reaffirming the core principle: every person has the right to live free from violence and fear, online and off. The fight continues.🧡📚💻🙌🏽

10/12/2025

Trolling is not a joke, it's digital violence. Watch how CSE teaches us empathy and respect for diverse identities, making us better digital citizens. We need to stop normalizing online hate. Tag a friend who practices digital kindness!

📢 Closing the Gap: Youth Voices Lead the Way for HFLE Reform in Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹We are thrilled to share highlight...
29/11/2025

📢 Closing the Gap: Youth Voices Lead the Way for HFLE Reform in Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹

We are thrilled to share highlights from our recent dissemination meeting at the Brix Autograph Collection Hotel, Port of Spain, where we presented the draft findings from our critical research on Adolescents' and Youth's perspectives on school-based Health and Family Life Education (HFLE). 📚🍎

Organized by UNESCO, KIT Institute, and Feminitt Caribbean, this interactive session brought together government officials, educators, researchers, and civil society to discuss the urgent disconnect between HFLE policy and effective implementation in Trinidadian schools. 🗣️🤝

The key outcome? Collaborating on specific, actionable recommendations to strengthen the HFLE curriculum, ensuring it meets the real-life needs of young people. Our joint roadmap focuses on:

• Mandatory Integration: Ensuring HFLE is integrated into regular school timetables to guarantee consistent delivery. 🗓️

• Specialized Training: Providing continuous, specialized teacher training on culturally relevant, age-appropriate, and trauma-informed content. 🧠

• Curriculum Update: Updating the curriculum to include dedicated modules on critical issues like gender-based and family violence, prevention, and rights-based responses. 🛡️

This research is more than just data it’s a definitive roadmap for a more inclusive, rights-based, and safer education system for every student in T&T. Thank you to all partners and stakeholders for your deep commitment. 🙏



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