Call to Action: By the people for the people 

Festival Culture Research and Education is offering our platform to support positive collaboration and ideas exchange.

See our website and learn about what the manifesto is all about, and what our involvement will entail festivalculture.co.uk/public-engagement.

 Please be aware that only your ressponses will be used in the final carnival standards manifesto.

Your responses should consider Trinidad and Tobago, Notting Hill and many other carnivals and events such as Labour Day, Miami, Caribana and those in the Caribbean like Cropover, Spice Mas, Vincy Mas, Dominica and St Lucia etc.

 

Online Etiquette

Providing a learning environment and facilitating dialogue is our mission. Thus, your behavior plays a crucial role in the success of this project. Our expectations for you include respect, openness to different viewpoints, and the use of appropriate language. Avoid profanity and use positive language. During the process, it is important not to interrupt or disrupt others from sharing their opinions. As we engage in this learning journey together, let's focus on insightful discourse that fosters positivity.

In your opinion, what are the four most critical things you would like to see either strengthened, revised, omitted, or included in Trinidad and Tobago's carnival?

(your responses could address, for example, the carnival route, behaviours, traditions and heritage, music, performances, costumes, judging, carnival's future etc.).

If you would like to respond, use brief and clear language in the response box below.

Disclaimer: The views, opinions and communications shared may not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the organisers.