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Chet Pratt next on Rise Radio with TaDa
Sep 11, 2015 - 2:44:06 PM

Community leader, Chet Pratt is next on Rise Radio. Tune in Saturday at 8am.

Rise Radio promotes the spirit of activism and community development through lively discussions and debates on national issues.

Inspired by the Rise Bahamas movement, Rise Radio espouses the principles that we have an obligation to active citizenship and a right to accountability & transparency in governance. The show features candid interviews and conversations with activists, advocates and community workers.

TaDa has six years experience executive producing and hosting her own program on a commercial radio station.

Next on Rise Radio is CHET PRATT, founder of the Community Leadership Center in Nassau, is the next guest on Rise Radio, STAR106.5FM, Saturday, September 12th, at 8am. Tune in online at www.star106fm.com.

Chet was also a speaker at TEDxNassau.

Mostly known for her music, recording artist Terneille Burrows(professionally know as TaDa) is quickly emerging as a respected national voice. Her primary areas of activism and advocacy are related to government transparency, anticorruption, civil society engagement and the rights and protection of vulnerable citizens/marginalised groups.Terneille is a trailblazer that is passionate about community building and encourages the masses to begin to speak out and stand up against injustice of all kinds.

She is the founder of grassroots civil engagement group Rise Bahamas and Bahamas Against Sexual Violence & Child Abuse. BASV&CA was formed in 2009 when reports emerged that a 5 month old baby girl had succumbed to injuries from rape. Rise Bahamas was formed in 2014 as an attempt to counteract claims that a militia comprised of gang members from inner city groups was readying to violently overthrow the government.

Terneille has vowed to do whatever it takes to make child protection and social development top priorities in The Bahamas. More on Facebook.