JCDC national culture clubs conference, 8 MarchJNCUNESCO was in attendance at the 8th staging of the JCDC national culture clubs conference with their UNESCO clubs from St Andrews HS for Girls, Kingston High and DeCarteret College. It was a learning experience especially from the conference papers on the theme “Embracing Arts n Culture: the catalyst to […]
JADCO 15th anniversary/10th annual symposiumAt the invitation of JNC-UNESCO some members of the Holy Childhood UNESCO Club, with their club coordinator, Ms Barrett, at Terra Nova Hotel for the JADCO 15th anniversary/ 10th annual symposium today. The theme, “Protecting Brand Jamaica Through Clean Sport.
Guys Hill High UNESCO ClubGuys Hill High UNESCO Club celebrated International day for the elimination of violence against our women and girls and received great support from the school.
VP for Latin America and Caribbean region, elected at 10 World CongressJamaica Federation of UNESCO Clubs elected as VP for Latin America and Caribbean region. This position will be occupied by Katannia Plummer Mitchell for a period of 4 years
CHASE Fund recipientThe UNESCO Clubs of Jamaica/Jamaica National Commission for UNESCO has received funding from the CHASE Fund through a project written by D. Hopkinson, Public Education/ Documentalist .
Guys Hill High School UNESCO CLUBFor Labour Day, Guys Hill High School UNESCO CLUB members assisted by the JDF planted fruit trees and undertook gardening and painting on the school compound.
Holy Childhood HS UNESCO Club has once again completed a donation activity. This activity was to assist the children at Evans Basic School.
On 17 February the Manchester High UN Youth Student Clubs held a mock model UN Conference under the theme “Women in the 21 century world are marginalised by gender biases and stereotypes”. DeCarteret College UNESCO Club were among the 6 schools participating (Manchester High (the Host); Monroe College, Ardenne High, […]
Championing the cause of influential women working towards a better tomorrow” JNC-UNESCO supported DeCarteret College through their UNESCO Club at their Female and Male Empowerment days in January. The support was towards Emprezz Golding, Social & Youth Advocate to present “Confident in my skin – Do we need men” and […]
