‘BIG WIN’
The extension of social security benefits for people living with disabilities announced in the Budget has been declared a big win by Kerry...
Disability group knocks Commonwealth
The Commonwealth Disabled Peoples Forum is urging the Commonwealth to move beyond symbolic gestures and take tangible steps toward advancing...
Ifill welcomes programmes
Deputy President of the Senate Kerry-Ann Ifill believes people with disabilities should not be seen as mendicants by the wider society.
Death rocks disabled community
New President of the Barbados Council for the Disabled (BCD) and former President of the Senate of Barbados Kerry-Ann Ifill, told Barbados...
Barbados appoints first Human Rights Commissioner
Former President of the Senate, the Most Honourable Kerryann Ifill, has been appointed as Barbados' first Human Rights Commissioner.
Advocate urges do more for disabled in pandemic
More still needs to be done to facilitate the disabled community during the ongoing pandemic, president of the Barbados Council for the...
Kerryann Ifill appointed as Barbados’ First Human Rights Commissioner
Former President of the Senate, the Most Honourable Kerryann Ifill, has...
Ifill: I’m humbled, blessed
The blind woman who will make history next week when she becomes the first female President of the Senate says she is “humbled and blessed” by the honour.
Members of Constitutional Review Commission sworn in
The ten Barbadians who will jointly chart a new path that will lead to a new Constitution were sworn in early this morning at State House.
‘Include us’: Commonwealth disabled people’s forum urges ahead of 2026 summit
written by Lourianne Graham Updated by Barbados Today 18/10/2025 4 min read. A+A-. Reset. Commonwealth Disabled People's Forum (CDPF)...
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A journalist who has written extensively on social issues in Barbados, often focusing on crime rates and social instability, which has drawn criticism from some quarters.