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Tenille Clarke

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  • Travel Culture and Entertainment Writer, Freelance
Trinidad and Tobago
As seen in: MSN, Yahoo Life, Forbes, The Guardian, Yahoo Canada, ELLE, Yahoo Sports Canada, Teen Vogue, InStyle, The Charlotte Observer and
Covers:  Travel, culture, entertainment and other sectors
“Ten never 9.” Award-winning Caribbean Disruptor. tenille-clarke.com @chambersmedia_ @industry_360 tenilleclarke1@gmail.com

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Tenille Clarke is an avid storyteller and cultural enthusiast who often pens about her ongoing love affair with travel, entertainment and culture through a Caribbean lens.

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Your guide to Trinidad and Tobago

Your guide to Trinidad and Tobago

If you're looking for adventures with a dose of vibrant, pulsating culture, then this sweet two-island nation…

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Caribbean Food Is Powerful Enough to Be a Peacemaker

Caribbean Food Is Powerful Enough to Be a Peacemaker

Caribbean food is many things: delicious, culturally significant, and powerful enough to mediate difficult, l…

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Inside Erykah Badu And Desa Potato Head's Epic Merasa Festival In Bali | Essence

Inside Erykah Badu And Desa Potato Head's Epic Merasa Festival In Bali | Essence

Set against the stunning backdrop of Potato Head Bali, Merasa Festival is a proven masterclass in wellness, c…

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Exclusive: CultureCon Announces 2024 Dates And Reveals Plans For 'CultureCon On Campus' With Max

Exclusive: CultureCon Announces 2024 Dates And Reveals Plans For 'CultureCon On Campus' With Max

CultureCon is at the top of its class at every cultural touchpoint. CEO Imani Ellis reveals 2024 dates and an…

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Caribbean Islands Guidebook - Trinidad and Tobago Chapter + Storybook Essays

Caribbean Islands Guidebook - Trinidad and Tobago Chapter + Storybook Essays

Lonely Planet’s Caribbean Islands is our most comprehensive guide that extensively covers all the country has…

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Africa Creative Agency Is Ushering In A Global Rebirth Of Talent Management

Africa Creative Agency Is Ushering In A Global Rebirth Of Talent Management

Music and Entertainment executives, Yvette Davis-Gayle and Colin Gayle explore Africa's creative potential on…

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Caribbean Food Is Powerful Enough to Be a Peacemaker Original

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| Teen Vogue Verified
This feature on the mediating power and unifying significance of Caribbean food, by Tenille Clarke, belongs to a package celebrating Caribbean Heritage Month. Throughout June, we will honor the powerful creativity, ambition, and heart of Caribbean culture through the sharp perspective of writers of Caribbean descent. The Caribbean is not just a tourist destination — it is a region, a people, and an identity rich in history and spirit.
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Inside Erykah Badu And Desa Potato Head’s Epic Merasa Festival In Bali

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| Essence Verified
As the morning light brilliantly ushers in a new day over the ethereal views of Sunset Park at Desa Potato Head Bali, hotel guest Robyn Hillman-Harrigan quiets her mind for a meditative breathwork session with Fa’ Pawaka and Gato Latex at the Merasa Festival. “Breathing is something I think that we easily take for granted. I have a regular breathwork practice that I attend at a gym close to home in Melbourne.
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Curated By: Tenille Clarke

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| Tidal Magazine
35 Tracks Created by TIDAL Trinidad and Tobago-born media maven Tenille Clarke, Managing Director of Chambers Media Solutions, is a highly acclaimed Public Relations specialist based in the Caribbean. As a publicist, she has worked with prestigious brands and celebrities, including Julian Marley, Forbes 30 Under 30 recipient Scilla Owusu, and the Grenada Tourism Authority.
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Why did you become a journalist?

I became a storyteller to relay cultural experiences through a Caribbean Lens - a voice that is needed in this dynamic landscape.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

One of my most memorable pieces was my review of Buju Banton's first concert in Kingston Jamaica from the "Long Walk To Freedom" Tour.

What's your favorite drink?

Sorrel (Hibiscus) juice.
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