CHASE Fund recipient
UNESCO ClubsThe 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 . | READ MORE
YARD Empire project Launch
Front Page News“Performing Arts Intervention Programme to Empower At-Risk Youth and ending Gender-based violence for Community Renewal of Parade Gardens” was launched by Hon Minister Grange as Chair of JNC-UNESCO. They received a set of musical instruments for use in the project that received USD18,000 under the UNESCO Participation Programme It is […]
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Guys Hill High School UNESCO CLUB
UNESCO ClubsFor 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.
| READ MOREHoly Childhood HS UNESCO Club donates
UNESCO ClubsHoly Childhood HS UNESCO Club has once again completed a donation activity. This activity was to assist the children at Evans Basic School. | READ MORE
WOMEN EMPOWERING WOMEN (WEW) 2023
CultureJNC -UNESCO trophy presented to Ellerston Primary along with a set of books ” Water education for kids” The second staging of the WEW Heritage competition “Embracing our Cultural Heritage” was held at the Institute of Jamaica Lecture Hall, 28 February. Twelve primary schools from Downtown, Kingston were invited to […]
| READ MOREDeCarteret College UNESCO Club at mock UN Conference
UNESCO ClubsOn 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, […]
| READ MOREDeCarteret College UNESCO Club, Female and Male Empowerment days
Stakeholders Collaboration & PartnershipsChampioning 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 […]
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