Posts tagged: female

From Skin Lightening to Skin Bleaching–A growing fad amongst Jamaican Youth?

I know that skin lightening is not a new phenomenon in a world such as ours, which is driven by beauty. As a Jamaican female I was always exposed to skin lightening products–as a matter of fact a large number of Jamaicans can recall the Nadinola jars on our moms’ dresser tops or in the [...]

Sunday October 12th, 2008 in , beauty, bleachers, Canada, Concordia University, culture, Elora Consulting, factors, female, influencers, Inner-city, Jamaica, Jamaican, Kingston, lifestyle, male, man, Montreal, motivators, Nadinola, Ponds, products, skin bleaching, skin lightening, St. Rachel, St. Rachel Ustanny, Ustanny, video, Video Advocacy Institute, woman, youth | 2 Comments »

Youth Declaration on HIV Prevention for Jamaica

I’ve more work to do than I have time to make posts to this blog. I’m up to my ears in work. In fact, I’ve got the hangovers from a workshop I facilitated with leaders of Albion, St. Thomas yesterday, and today I’ve gotta complete the training package for educating female inmates about their economic [...]

Sunday October 5th, 2008 in , advocacy, Albion, Declaration, disease, economic and social rights, female, HIV prevention, HIV/AIDS, indicator, inmates, Jamaica, Jamaica Family Planning Association, Jamaican Researcher, lobby, MDGs, meeting, Millennium Development Goals, services, St. Rachel, St. Rachel Ustanny, St. Thomas, stakeholders, Ustanny, youth | No Comments »
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