Caribbean Child Research Conference Network (CCRCN)

Rethinking Regionalism Conference 2013

SALISES, UWI, MONA Conference

Rethinking Regionalism: Beyond the 

CARICOM Integration Project

October 07 - 09, 2013

Regional Headquarters | UWI, Mona

Website: http://www.salisesconference.com/integration/index.htm

Caribbean Child Research Conference 2013

JAMAICA CONFERENCE CENTRE
NOVEMBER 6, 2013 – NOVEMBER 7, 2013

The annual Caribbean Child Research Conference is held in Jamaica; it is a regional interdisciplinary conference covering a range of child related themes. The conference aims to share research on children, strengthen the network of researchers on children's issues, and encourage research in areas that are often "under-researched".

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Report on the Ras Tafari Movement in Kingston, Jamaica | UWItv

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Report on the Ras Tafari Movement in Kingston, Jamaica | UWItv

THE HALF THAT HAS NEVER BEEN TOLD

Lecture
by

Robert A. Hill

Research Professor, UCLA

Visiting Research Fellow, SALISES

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT?

What do you think about the state of governance in Jamaica?

What are your primary concerns?

How can we strengthen our approach to governance?

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - EDUCATION

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on EDUCATION?

Has Jamaica made progress in providing access to education at all levels? 

What about in providing quality education at all levels?

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - GENDER EQUALITY AND GENDER EQUITY

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on GENDER EQUALITY AND GENDER EQUITY?

Do you think that policies and programmes treat men and women equally and equitably?

In which areas have you observed equality or equity?

In which areas have you observed inequality or inequity?

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - HEALTH PRIORITIES FOR JAMAICA

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on HEALTH PRIORITIES FOR JAMAICA?

Has Jamaica made progress in health care and achieving better health outcomes?

In which areas do we need to make more progress? 

Where should emphasis be placed for action?

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - Migration, Population Dynamics and Trafficking

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on Migration, Population Dynamics and Trafficking?

What demographic issues do we need to consider in planning for Jamaica’s future?

How should we respond to migration of Jamaicans overseas?

Is Trafficking in Persons and related trafficking activities (in arms/drugs) a problem in Jamaica? 

Who are the victims and why are they vulnerable and at risk?

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY?

What are the major issues which need to be addressed to promote environmental sustainability in Jamaica?

What is being done to address climate change?

 Is enough being done?

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - CITIZEN SECURITY

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on CITIZEN SECURITY?

Do you feel safe and secure living in Jamaica?

What concerns do you have about safety and security where you live or work?

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - EMPLOYMENT, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on EMPLOYMENT, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT?

What are your primary concerns about the state of the Jamaican economy?

What do you think about the debt management strategies being adopted in Jamaica?

What do you think of the working conditions in your workplace? 

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - DEVELOPMENT FOR OUR CHILDREN AND YOUTH POST 2015

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on DEVELOPMENT FOR OUR CHILDREN AND YOUTH POST 2015?

What future do we want for our children and youth? 

What do we need to do?

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations - INEQUALITIES IN JAMAICA

Have your say in the Jamaica Post-2015 National Consultations!

What are your views on INEQUALITIES IN JAMAICA?

What idea, image or experience comes to your mind when you think of inequality in Jamaica?

What are the causes and consequences of inequality? 

Consultation for the Post-2015 Jamaica

Consultation for the Post-2015 Jamaica!

This is a space for open dialogue between civil society, the private sector, academia, government and technical and financial partners to discuss what the future development agenda should contain. This is your opportunity to influence the agenda.

What is "The World You Want?"

Join the discussion and make ​​your voice heard at http://www.worldwewant2015.org/Jamaica2015

Seminar - Reintegrating in Jamaica After Crime and Punishment: Sense of belonging and Citizenship

Lecture - Report on the Rastafari Movement by Prof. Robert Hill

SALISES Video Profile