Jamaica Elected to Information for All Programme (IFAP) Governing Body
educationMr. Cordel Green, Chair of the Information Advisory Committee, is Jamaica’s representative for the period 2017-2021. | READ MORE
Jamaica was also elected to the Intangible Cultural Heritage Council (ICH)
front-page-newsThe representative is Bernard Jankee with Dr. Maria Smith as alternate for the period of 2018-22. | READ MORE
23 projects were received
activity-financing4 are approved for funding: Jamaica Microscience – USD22,000 Empowerment At Risk Youth – USD15,000 BCJ Virtual Digital Literacy – USD18,000 Positive Fathering – USD20,000
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UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education
front-page-news“CSEC Programme for Adolescent Mothers of the Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation” in the UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education. The project was successful and Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation is to receive an award of USD 50,000. | READ MORE
Jamaica was elected to the UNESCO Executive Board
executive-boardHon. Olivia Grange is Jamaica’s representative with alternates: SG Everton Hannam, Lenford Salmon, Dr. | READ MORE
Hon. Olivia Grange Announce New Board for JNC-UNESCO, 2016-19 Jamaica
NewsMinister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange will lead the new board of the Jamaica National Commission for UNESCO in the capacity of Chairman. This, in keeping with the tradition of senior officials of the Ministry to which the National Commission is attached assuming ex-officio […]
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Beyond Reparations: Strengthening the Slave Route Project
stakeholders-collaboration-partnershipsUNESCO Sub-Regional Seminar Beyond Reparations: Strengthening the Slave Route Project in the Caribbean Region was held from 7-8 July, 2015, at the St. Kitts Marriott Hotel. | READ MORE
A Call to Action: Highlight of Hon. Lisa Hanna’s Sectoral Presentation, 2015
Front Page NewsGet ‘#connected to the truth’ was a highlight of the Hon. Lisa Hanna’s sectoral presentation to Parliament yesterday, as she opined that we, seemingly, have a society which has ‘lost its soul’, in relation to the acts of abuse and violence against our children. | READ MORE