Posts tagged: adult education

Advocacy for Education Justice for the disabled in Jamaica

As an extension of my work on socioeconomic justice in Jamaica, I was asked to sit on a working group created by the Jamaican Foundation for Lifelong Learning (JFLL). While serving on this working group I advanced discussions about the need to design a literacy programme targeting members of the visually impaired community. This led [...]

Tuesday August 12th, 2008 in , adult education, advocacy, Blind and visually impaired Jamaicans, disability, education justice, ESR, illiteracy, Jamaica Society for the Blind, Jamaican Foundation for Lifelong Learning, Jamaican Researcher, Jamicans for Justice, JFJ, JFLL, JSB, literacy, literacy program, Ministry of Labour & Social Security, MLSS, plan, programme, proporal, Social & Economic Justice & Rights Project | No Comments »

Working group for access to adult education

 My lobby to the Jamaican Foundation for Lifelong Learning for the provision of adult education to communities with reports of inadequate access led to the formation of a working group involving community and government representatives. This experience shows the power of advocacy and networking–a model for other human rights programming. See the following link for [...]

Wednesday March 5th, 2008 in , adult education, advocacy, community leadership, human rights, Jamaican lobby, networking, participatory governance | No Comments »
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