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The Forward Ever Foundation (FEF) is marking its 13th anniversary of “providing mentorship, guidance and training to youth across Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean.”
By: Kathy Ramdeen | October 13, 2024
NGO Forward Ever Foundation (FEF) has provided mentorship and guidance to young individuals in the Creative Arts field for over 13 years. In response to the requests of its members, the organization has expanded its focus in recent years, providing increased training opportunities centered around music. This initiative aims to foster and explore new pathways for professional growth and development.
August 29, 2024
NGO Forward Ever Foundation (FEF) has partnered with the St. James Police Youth Club to support scores of at-risk youths through training in film and music production. The programme will provide participants with hands-on skills, guidance, and valuable resources to pursue careers in the creative industry.
By: Ryan Bachoo | March 22, 2024
A total of 25 The NGO Forward Ever Foundation (FEF) collaborated with acclaimed American filmmaker Mason Richards to host a Screenwriting Masterclass for 25 members of the St. James Police Youth Club. The Masterclass was held on Saturday 27. CLICO sponsored the event.
By: Ryan Bachoo | April 30, 2024
(Caribbean Development Bank Press Release) – The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has awarded US$ 50,000 in grant funding to two film and animation entities in Saint Lucia and Trinidad and Tobago for projects which aim to increase cultural collaboration and empower at-risk youth.
By: Caricom Today | Staff Writer | February 5, 2021
A total of 20 peace ambassadors in the community of Enterprise, Chaguanas have been trained through a programme called “Girls Say Yes”, an initiative developed by the Ryu Dan Dojo Empowerment Foundation (RDEF), with assistance from the Forward Ever Foundation (FEF).
By: CNC3 Editor | January 6, 2023
As part of an ongoing mentorship programme called the Driver Seat Initiative spearheaded by NGO Forward Ever Foundation (FEF), approximately 15 young people were given the opportunity to gain valuable skills and experience in a studio session led by popular singer and songwriter Collis Duranty and two music producers.
By: Ryan Bachoo | May 16, 2023
The Forward Ever Foundation, a non-profit organization which provides support to young persons in film, music, app development, fashion and literary works has received a grant from the Caribbean Development Bank, through its Cultural and Creative Industries Innovation Fund (CIIF).
By: Caribbean News | October 21, 2022
The Forward Ever Foundation, a non-profit organization which provides support to young persons in film, music, app development, fashion and literary works has received a grant from the Caribbean Development Bank, through its Cultural and Creative Industries Innovation Fund (CIIF).
By: Andrea Perez-Sobers | October 26, 2022
T&T cricketer Dwayne Bravo has offered his music production studio for the training of youths of the Forward Ever Foundation.
By: NEWSROOM | December 1, 2022
Martin Massiah and Omari Joseph, Guyanese who participated in the Caribbean Pitch Tank used their creative skills to delve into film production and copped first and fifth places, respectively, at the Caribbean Pitch Tank.
By: NEWSROOM | Editor | January 25, 2023
Twenty-one young people from the Caribbean will benefit from the expertise of well-renowned film writers, producers and directors as they participate in The Caribbean Pitch Tank – a project by NGO Forward Ever Foundation (FEF).
By: Loop News | October 26, 2022
The world premiere of ‘Queen of Soca’ is set to be ‘the one to watch’ at the CARIFESTA edition of the trinidad + tobago film festival this month.
By: Loop Entertainment | August 16, 2019 08:29 AM ET
Several years after Kevin Adams’ critically acclaimed film short ‘No Soca, No Life’ made its debut in 2012, its sequel ‘Queen of Soca’ premiered during the Carifesta edition of the trinidad + tobago film festival (tt/ff).
By: Loop Entertainment | August 30, 2019 08:00 AM ET
Local filmmaker Christopher Din Chong believes that by stimulating young people’s interest in film production, T&T can build the professional skill set needed to develop its film industry. Din Chong was invited to Cuba to observe a new filmmaking project in collaboration with the UK-based organisation First Light that trains young people between the ages of five and 25 years to develop skills in film and media production.
By: Tremaine Soca Warner | July 24, 2013
This form is for persons interested in joining the Forward Ever Foundation.
