As we enjoy the first few days of the new year, let us remember to be impactful and #lit. Lead, inspire and transform both our lives and others.
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Fight the Fight
December 27 is no ordinary day. We give thanks for the hearts of the real freedom fighters who put it all on the line to ensure our freedom. They're asking us — "What next?"
Kingston Night Market
A spontaneous trip to the last Kingston Night Market for the year left a smile on our hearts. It felt so good to be in the mist of some of Jamaica's best artisans.
Welcome Home Toni-Ann
As usual, Toni-Ann Singh did not disappoint when she spent time with her nation family on the lawns of the office of the Prime Minister.
Reggae Month 2020 Launched
Reggae Month 2020 is going to be 29 days of mind-blowing entertainment and education. Across the island, we will celebrate, remember, and highlight our musical culture.
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
Standing on the heels of Hope. Over 50 powerful men stepped into action today to show support for female victims of violence. The Walk A Mile In Her Shoes event was a huge success. Read more about it in the article.
Eliminate Violence Against Women and Children
As we focus on eliminiating violence aganst women and children, The Honourabel Minister Olivia Grange reminds us all why it is imporant.
The Active Man
Over the past week, we have had the privilege of attending some very powerful workshops. All the workshops have been geared toward empowering, listening to, and guiding men to become and remain active. What is active? The conferences were put on by many organizations, with one focus; Jamaican Men. CUSO International, a branch of the […]
Queens of Reggae Island Honorary Ceremonies (QORIHC)
Last Saturday, the atmosphere of the Courthleigh Auditorium vibrated with excitement and anticipation at the beginning of the ceremony. This year was the fourth staging of QORIHC which aims to honour and recognize hard-working female industry players.
National Heroes’ Day
We are who we are today because of selfless many who toiled before us. These individuals envisioned life beyond oppression and slavery. Not only did they devote their lives to ensuring that their vision came to fruition, but some were also imprisoned while others were killed. Today we refer to these valiant individuals as our “heroes”.