Education & Skills: Chubb Charitable Foundation Bermuda pledged a $200,000 grant to upgrade Bermuda College’s technical programmes, boosting Motor Vehicle Technology, Plumbing, Electrical Wiring and HVAC with industry-standard tools and safer learning spaces. Labour & Rights: Bermuda’s Director of Labour Gabrielle Cann and union leader Dean Smith represented the island at the International Labour Conference in Geneva, where a new global standard was adopted for decent work in the platform economy. Road Safety: The Bermuda Road Safety Council says a five-year, evidence-based strategy is underway to cut collisions, injuries and fatalities, using local data plus education, behaviour change, youth engagement and enforcement. Water Resilience: A look at Bermuda’s 400-year-old roof rainwater system explains how stepped limestone roofs help supply drinking water to about 65,000 people despite the island’s lack of rivers and freshwater lakes. Marine Protection Debate: An environmental group and fishermen are at odds over marine-protected areas, with critics warning MPAs won’t work without addressing the human side of fisheries science and access. Greener Housing: The Bermuda Audubon Society is urging denser native tree planting at planned affordable housing sites, linking green space to wildlife and better mental health. Community Environment Links: The Butterfield Bermuda Championship launched “Birdies for Charity,” with fundraising that includes an environment track, plus a call for charities to join the matching-fund drive.