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Joyanne James-Soyer

Joyanne James-Soyer is an accomplished author and editor with over 25 years of experience in the publishing and education sectors. She manages digital content specialising in Caribbean culture, regional history and education for Sweet TnT Magazine and Study Zone Institute. Her portfolio includes the Study Zone Big Kid Books series, the Improve Spelling and Reading Skills collection, and she is a co-author and editor of Sweet TnT Short Stories and Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes. Holding a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English Language and Literature with Education and being a dedicated educator, James-Soyer specialises in documenting the biodiversity and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago for a global audience, and supporting students, parents, and teachers globally.

The future of social media: What young people really want

Uncover the key trends shaping the future of social media. This deep dive reveals how young people are prioritising authenticity, community, and ethical AI.

Social media is a constantly evolving landscape, and nowhere is this more evident than in the habits and desires of young people. Far from being passive consumers, Gen Z (and the emerging Alpha Generation) are active participants, creators, and discerning users who are shaping the platforms of tomorrow. To truly …

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Preventing STIs and unintended pregnancies guide: Stay safe & informed

Making smart choices about your body starts here. This article offers comprehensive advice on Preventing STIs and Unintended Pregnancies, empowering teens worldwide with essential knowledge and support.

Being a teenager comes with unique excitements and challenges. As you navigate friendships, school, and growing independence, it’s also a crucial time to think about your sexual health. Making informed choices about preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancies is a big part of taking care of yourself and …

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Teen obesity: A wake-up call to severe health consequences

Breaking the cycle: Addressing the alarming health consequences of teen obesity.

Obesity among teenagers is a growing global health crisis, and Trinidad and Tobago is not immune. With alarming rates of overweight and obesity in the Caribbean region, it’s crucial to recognise that this isn’t just about appearance; it’s a profound threat to the long-term health and well-being of our youth. …

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