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In an ongoing effort to support aspiring attorneys on their paths to legal careers, the <a href="https://cfvi.net/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands</a> (CFVI) has selected two students for scholarships through its annual Lawyers&rsquo; Scholarship Fund. Ki'Janne' Alfred of St. John and Martial Adrien Webster Jr. of St. Croix will each receive $5,000 annually, renewable for the duration of their legal studies.
Established in 2022 by St. Croix attorney Lisa Harris Moorhead and former St. Croix attorney Susan Bastress, the Lawyers&rsquo; Scholarship Fund invests in the next generation of Virgin Islands legal professionals by helping offset the cost of law school.
"As attorneys, we know firsthand the opportunities that a legal education can create and the responsibility that comes with it," said Moorhead.
"Our goal is to support the next generation of Virgin Islands lawyers by easing the financial burden of law school. We believe that Ki'Janne' and Martial embody the values that this scholarship was created to recognize," said Bastress.
Alfred, a St. John native, is a previous CFVI scholarship recipient, having received undergraduate scholarships in both 2020 and 2023. Her selection for the Lawyers&rsquo; Scholarship Fund reflects CFVI's continued investment in students as they pursue higher education and professional careers. Most recently, she worked in development at Friends of Virgin Islands National Park and will begin law school this August at Howard University.
Webster, who was born on St. Croix, currently serves as a public school math teacher and will be pursuing his J.D. at Texas Southern University Marshall Thurgood School of Law. His goal is to ensure that young people have access to quality legal counsel and representation should they enter the justice system.
"Investing in students who are committed to using their education to strengthen our communities is one of the most meaningful ways we can shape the future of the Virgin Islands," said Dee Baecher-Brown, president of CFVI. "Ki'Janne' and Martial have a dedication to service and leadership, and we are proud to support them as they take the next step toward careers in law. We are deeply grateful to Lisa Harris Moorhead and Susan Bastress for creating this scholarship and inspiring others to invest in the next generation of Virgin Islands leaders."
Since its establishment, the Lawyers&rsquo; Scholarship Fund has supported five students throughout their educational journey. Three have completed their studies to date, graduating from American University, William &amp; Mary University and Ohio State. Additional recipients are currently attending Howard University, Loyola University Chicago and Villanova University.&nbsp;
CFVI welcomes additional contributions to the Lawyers&rsquo; Scholarship Fund to help ensure that financial barriers do not stand in the way of talented students from the Territory.&nbsp;
For more information about the Lawyers&rsquo; Scholarship Fund or to make a contribution to the Fund, visit <a href="http://www.cfvi.net/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.cfvi.net</a>.&nbsp;

About The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands
The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) is the leading philanthropic organization in the U.S. Virgin Islands, dedicated to improving the quality of life for all Virgin Islanders. Since 1990, CFVI has served as a trusted steward of charitable resources, partnering with donors, nonprofits, and community leaders to support a wide range of initiatives across education, health, youth and family services, the environment, disaster recovery, and the arts and humanities. With more than 150 active funds and a deep commitment to equity and resilience, CFVI drives impactful, data-informed grantmaking and community investments that strengthen the territory today and for the future. For more information, visit <a href="http://www.cfvi.net/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.cfvi.net</a>.&nbsp;

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As the U.S. Virgin Islands affiliate of the Library of Congress&rsquo;s Center for the Book, the <a href="https://cfvi.net/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands</a> (CFVI) has selected two works that celebrate the culture and heritage of the territory for the 2026 Great Reads from Great Places program. The 2026 selections are Creative Callaloo: Art, Poems, and Recipes Inspired by the Virgin Islands by Danica M. David in the adult category, and Broo 'Nansi and Hummingbird by Mario Picayo as the youth selection.&nbsp;
&ldquo;The Great Reads from Great Places program offers a unique opportunity to showcase the stories, voices and cultural traditions that make the U.S. Virgin Islands so special,&rdquo; said CFVI President Dee Baecher-Brown. &ldquo;These books are written by local authors, set in the territory and highlight the traditions and stories that define our islands. We are proud to celebrate authors whose works inspire readers and share the richness of the Virgin Islands culture with audiences across the nation.&rdquo;
Thanks to support from the Department of Tourism, the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the National Endowment for the Humanities, CFVI staff will travel to the 2026 National Book Festival in Washington, D.C., in August to represent the U.S. Virgin Islands alongside the selected authors and literacy representatives from the 50 states and the territories.
In Creative Callaloo: Art, Poems, and Recipes Inspired by the Virgin Islands, St. Croix artist, educator and entrepreneur Danica M. David brings together visual art, poetry, history and culinary traditions in a vibrant celebration of Virgin Islands culture. Featuring contributions from poet Winifred "Oyoko" Loving and chef Mark E. Davis, the book blends storytelling and creativity to capture the flavors, memories and traditions of the territory.
"I am honored and grateful that my book, Creative Callaloo: Art, Poems, and Recipes Inspired by the Virgin Islands, has been chosen as an Adult Reader Selection for Great Reads from Great Places in 2026," said David. "This recognition affirms my commitment to sharing my grandmother's heritage, wisdom and other nuances of Virgin Islands culture. I celebrate this recognition with my contributors, Winifred 'Oyoko' Loving and Mark E. Davis, and with Editorial Campana for trusting my vision and publishing my first book. I sincerely thank the Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands, the USVI affiliate of the Library of Congress Center for the Book, for supporting our stories and allowing me to celebrate my cultural roots as a Virgin Islands ambassador."
The youth selection, Broo 'Nansi and Hummingbird, celebrates the beloved Caribbean storytelling tradition through a colorful and humorous tale featuring trickster Broo 'Nansi. Author Mario Picayo weaves together themes of generosity, community and wisdom while introducing young readers to elements of Virgin Islands and Caribbean culture. Both books are available at local bookstores in all three Virgin Islands.&nbsp;
"Broo 'Nansi and Hummingbird bridges our oral Virgin Islands storytelling, firmly rooted in West African traditions, with the contemporary Caribbean world and culture," said Picayo. "Hurricanes, goats, iguanas, carnivals and our very own hummingbird are all part of the story. It speaks about greed and generosity, about wit used selfishly and wit used for the sake of the community. I wrote the story with the hope of entertaining, educating a little and, above all, as a humble tribute to those who have kept the Broo 'Nansi traditions alive through generations. May readers enjoy it."
CFVI was invited by the Library of Congress in 2022 to serve as the Center for the Book for the U.S. Virgin Islands. Through this partnership, CFVI collaborates with the Library of Congress to promote literacy, reading and literary heritage through local programming, public initiatives and community engagement.
For more information about CFVI's Center for the Book programs and literacy initiatives, visit <a href="https://cfvi.net/U-S-Virgin-Islands-Center-for-the-Book" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">CFVI.net/U-S-Virgin-Islands-Center-for-the-Book</a>

About The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands
The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) is the leading philanthropic organization in the U.S. Virgin Islands, dedicated to improving the quality of life for all Virgin Islanders. Since 1990, CFVI has served as a trusted steward of charitable resources, partnering with donors, nonprofits, and community leaders to support a wide range of initiatives across education, health, youth and family services, the environment, disaster recovery, and the arts and humanities. With more than 150 active funds and a deep commitment to equity and resilience, CFVI drives impactful, data-informed grantmaking and community investments that strengthen the territory today and for the future. For more information, visit <a href="http://www.cfvi.net/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.cfvi.net</a>.&nbsp;

As the U.S. Virgin Islands affiliate of the Library of Congress’s Center for the Book, the Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) has...

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