Our October issue is a unique milestone for our Story team. It's the first issue we've been able to put together entirely made up of new authors outside of our organization, and they all happen to be incredibly successful women! As we release these articles we hope they make you reflect on our position in our respective communities, workplaces, families and relationships.

Professional excellence can take many forms across every community and in our September issue we examine what that looks like for us as Indo-Caribbeans. We start by celebrating Chris K. Manohar and Renico E. Lafond on their achievements in the horse racing industry including a historic appearance at the King's Plate last month.

We present to you an issue of celebration. This August celebrate the legacy of the Saldenah family, media extraordinaire Sarita Nauth, the meaning of Carnival and sharing it with our children and a top to bottom inside look at the entire festival.

For the July issue of Story we uncovered a lot of learning focused around the emerging generations before us. In our cover story Felicia interviews Pandit Toshan Persaud. He is the Spiritual Leader at the Gayatri Mandir in Etobicoke. His take on religion and practical approach to learning is refreshing to say the least. We hope you read the interview and walk away feeling inspired and moved.

June is Pride Month and we are happy to share with you our cover for Volume 6 of Story. This issue features stories of folks from across our diaspora who have found meaningful and intentional ways of connecting to culture despite the various barriers they all may face.

We are thrilled to share with you a preview of our upcoming fifth volume of Story this May. It is a captivating issue that marks the commeoration of Indian arrival month.

In our fourth volume of Story you'll find our cover story "Denyse Thomasos: A Driving Force for Caribbean Art" highlighting the incredible works of the late Denyse Thomasos, reviewed by Tricia Gopi.

This is a very special edition of Story, because we had the opportunity to sit down with Brian Benni of Bravo’s hit series, Family Karma.

Click to access the entire February issue led by Djamil Ninsoo. Djamil is a published author of "Eva, My NaniJi", available on Amazon.

Allow me to introduce you to 'Story'. Created to share the stories of our fellow Indo-Caribbeans, Story is an online publication by the Indo-Caribbean Canadian Association.