The Team
Meet Our Team
Phillip F Carlisle
Chair to the CariMAN Regional Network & President of Local CariMAN Chapter.
Member of the Board of Directors of MenEngage Alliance Network
President Dominica Planned Parenthood Association (DPPA).
Trained Counselor with over 30 years’ experience in Marital, GBV, Peer Counseling… etc.
Advance experience in GBV, DV, Gender Mainstreaming…with attachment to the Ministry of Gender… (National Gender Advisory Board).
Child Care Activist; and Foundational Member of Dominica NGO-Coalition for the Rights and Protection of Children & Youths.
Faith Base:
Graduate of the Circle Ville Bible College (Regional Campus).
Ordained Minister of Religion, Pastor and Administrator of ‘Transformation Centre’ an affiliate body within Congress-WBN a Global Network of Churches.
Carrier Engineer… (Technical Body & Mechanical)
Daryl George
Daryl George is a gender rights advocate with a keen interest in working with men and boys to achieve gender justice and gender equality. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of the West Indies and a Master’s Degree in Consumer Psychology with Business. Daryl is part of the Caribbean Male Action Network, or CariMAN, which is a regional network of individuals and organizations working on transforming masculinities and engaging boys and men to promote gender equality. Daryl also has a keen interest in the environment and is a former Board Member of the Environmental Awareness Group, which is the leading environmental NGO in Antigua and Barbuda. Daryl currently works at the Crossroads Center Antigua as an Admissions Counselor.
Shalinee Bahadur
Shalinee Bahadur is a passionate young Caribbean feminist dedicated to advancing gender justice and driving social transformation. She has been collaborating with CariMAN since 2021, actively engaging in initiatives that strive for inclusivity and equality. Holding a BSc in Sociology with minors in Social Development Policy and Planning, as well as Gender and Development Studies, Shalinee is currently pursuing her MPhil in interdisciplinary Gender Studies at the Institute for Gender and Development Studies (IGDS), The University of the West Indies, St Augustine. Her research focuses on Indo-Caribbean Feminisms, exemplifying her commitment to deepening the understanding of gender dynamics in the Caribbean context.
Marlon Bascombe
Marlon Bascombe is a long time member of Warriors Assembly, having started to attend services at the first Princes Town location in 2006 at the invitation of his then girlfriend (now wife), Pastor Desiree. He was baptized in 2007. Marlon has grown along with the church over the years. He was first ordained as Youth Minister in 2012 and when the organization left the Church of God of Prophecy to become W.A.G.C.B.M.I he was placed on the church board and serves as Vice President. Marlon was ordained as a Pastor in 2015 and is currently the senior Pastor at Transformation City Valencia.
Outside of church, Marlon’s secular life is also Ministry as he has worked to address youth crime and violence, gender-based violence and child protection issues utilizing his faith and tertiary qualifications in Sociology, International Relations and Business Administration. This has allowed him to travel the world over the years, including to France, Lebanon, South Africa, Suriname and a lot of the Caribbean. He has worked with USAID, the Children’s Authority, various government ministries and NGOs such as CariMAN, the Mobak Foundation and the Lady Hochoy Centres (for disabled children).
Randall Theodule
Randall Theodule is a seasoned Human Rights and Gender Advocate with over a decade-long dedication to championing the rights of marginalized communities. He directs his focus toward LGBTQ+ advocacy, women, girls, and youth. He served as the St Lucian representative on the United Nations Youth Advisory Group for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean for two years 2023 and 2024, and the Caribbean Delegation Lead for the World Youth Festival in Russia in 2024. Currently, he is employed as a communications Officer with the Eastern Caribbean Alliance for Diversity and Equality a sub-regional membership organization working across the eastern Caribbean, Barbados, St Croix, and Sint Maarten/Saint Martin. Randall actively voices his opinions on equality and justice at the local level and in regional and international forums. Randall’s commitment to social change is characterized by a profound understanding of intersectionality, recognizing the interconnectedness of various issues, such as climate change and climate justice, in addressing gender-related concerns. Advocating for change has not only provided Randall with insights into his own identity but has also equipped him with a unique perspective on addressing diverse situations. With a deep-rooted desire, he aspires to see his commitment to fostering a more equitable and discrimination-free Caribbean region which serves as a beacon of hope. Randall aims to inspire and support LGBTQ+ citizens, both near and far, particularly those who lack the necessary support. He strives to be a source of inspiration, fostering hope and empowerment in the pursuit of a more inclusive and just society.