Posts tagged: Kingston

Rockfort is Feared but Needs Development!

I worked in Rockfort with residents for more that two years, as part of my work on economic and social rights (ESR), and believe me it was a very tense environment. My initial workshop with residents was attended by approximately 30 persons and was held at a public venue, a basic school sitting at the [...]

Friday October 17th, 2008 in , civil and political rights, crime, east Kingston, economic and social rights, Elora Consulting, Inner-city, Jamaica, Jamaica Constabulary Force, Jamaican, Jamaican Researcher, Jamaicans for Justice, JCF, JFJ, Kingston, life, lifestyle, member of parliament, People's National Party, PNP, Rights, Rockfort, social and economic justice project, St. Rachel, St. Rachel Ustanny, violence | No Comments »

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 »
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