Treasure Beach is on the Climate-Smart Fast Track
Treasure Beach is the first Jamaican community out of the blocks to take up the Caribbean Climate Smart Accelerator’s challenge. Stakeholders are keen for
British Council Supports Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation
The British Council in an aim to contribute to gender equity in education, with a view to demonstrating how engaging youths contributes to a more
Literary activist and author, Marley Dias chats with Alexandra Anderson in Kingston, Jamaica
Marley Dias, literary activist and author of the book, Marley Dias Gets It Done – And So Can You sat down for a super enlightening talk with
‘Raising Marley: Nurturing A Literacy Rockstar’
The Joyce Robinson Hall at the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Library was abuzz with the barely contained energy of an almost full house of little children
Marley Dias’ 5 Tips on How Adults Can Help Children Reach Their Full Potential
Thirteen-year-old literacy activist and new author, Marley Dias, was in Jamaica last week for the Kingston Book Festival, where she was one of the event’s
‘Marley Dias Gets It Done’ And Empowers Other Students To Get It Done, Too
By the time a child is 13, he or she would have been asked the question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” too many times to recall. It’s not a bad
Our new project, Happy House
Our new project, Happy House is a place for children to play and be happy, to learn and develop through play, as they should. Available to all children in
Deaf Poets Take The Stage At Kingston Book Festival
Raymond Antrobus is a Hackney born British Jamaican poet, educator, editor and co-curator of Chill Pill. He has read and performed his poems all over the