Climate Resilience Launch: Dominica has rolled out a US$26 million climate resilience initiative (DOMCREP) with the CCCCC, targeting food security, disaster preparedness, early warning, and community skills in eight vulnerable communities. Tourism & Leadership: Discover Dominica Authority appointed Wendy Lake as Destination Marketing Manager, tasking her with boosting the island’s global visibility and sustainable visitor growth. Women’s Health & Mental Wellbeing: A Kwéyòl-style commentary sparked debate on how women feel “attacked” by higher male suicide rates, calling for more attention to women’s issues. Education & Language: The Ministry of Education is inviting the public to TVET Showcase 2026, while the 15th Kwéyòl Spelling Bee Competition prepares at Alliance Française in Roseau to celebrate Kwéyòl in schools. Culture Calendar: Nominations are open for the 2026 Golden Drum Awards, Dominica’s top national honour for cultural excellence. Community Preparedness: The Dominica Red Cross urged households to prepare for the Atlantic hurricane season as June 1 begins. Sports Spotlight: Michael “MJ” Postell earned an ESPN SportsCenter Next Top 25 national ranking in a Dominican-run grassroots programme. Arts in Dominica: Two new exhibitions are set to open—JeanClaude Elias Nassief’s “Diversity” at Fort Young Hotel and fresh creativity at Secret Bay. History in Schools: Ten schools and the Dominica State College will receive copies of Clement Richards’ WWII Caribbean U-boat book, Sea Wolves in Warm Waters.