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By Fiona Daniels and Kimberly Henry | September 11, 2023

Covering the Civic Space in Jamaica.

About Fiona Daniels

Fiona Daniels is a 26 year old Journalist currently living in her hometown Kingston, Jamaica. She has an Associates Degree in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism she obtained from the University of the West Indies. She is bilingual and speaks fluent Spanish having volunteered for a year on a mission trip to Mexico. She has been a News Reporter at one of Jamaica's top radio stations since January 2022. She is also a regionally published writer, having worked with Climate Tracker, an international non-profit organization, aiming to support, train and incentivise better climate journalism globally; along with other online published works.

About Kimberly Henry

Kimberly Henry is a dynamic and accomplished young Jamaican journalist who embarked on her professional journey in 2021. She obtained her honors degree in Journalism with a specialization in Radio and a minor in Cultural Studies from the University of the West Indies, Mona. Her professional domain encompasses news presentation and production, reflecting a comprehensive proficiency. As a distinguished news reporter affiliated with one of Jamaica’s preeminent media establishments, Kimberly has consistently exhibited an exceptional aptitude for production aspects. Within this role, she derives her utmost satisfaction and displays an innate skill for orchestrating informative and engaging news segments. Henry's self-described immersion in the realms of nature and culture aptly characterizes her intellectual curiosity and dedication. In her leisure pursuits, she undertakes the exploration of her country's concealed treasures, a testament to her fervor for discovery and enrichment. Moreover, her engagement in leisurely debates and interactions with peers highlights her commitment to intellectual discourse and camaraderie. A notable facet of Henry's multifaceted interests lies in her pursuit of anatomical knowledge. Through dedicated study, she delves into the intricate intricacies of the human body's structure.

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Ripple Effect: A Comparative Study of Male Suicide in Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, and Guyana – Part I
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Matthew Chin | October 17, 2024
When he was asked what was being done to address male suicide in Trinidad and Tobago, the Minister of Health, Terrence Deyalsingh, said that recently the health ministry had signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of the West Indies (UWI) and UNICEF to establish a mental health chatline dedicated only to adolescents and […]

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Ripple Effect: A Comparative Study of Male Suicide in Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, and Guyana – Part II
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Matthew Chin | October 17, 2024
This is a two part series, for Part I please click here. Following Charran’s passing in June, another man, 29-year-old Jeremy Ramcharan from Penal took his life in July. Then, in August, 23-year-old, athlete and barber, Shaquille Josh Benjamin, died by suicide. The family and friends of each of these men said they struggled with […]

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In the Caribbean, Women and Girls Face Daily Threats of Sexual Violence; Getting Justice is Another Ordeal
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Natalee Legore,

Keyola Greene,

Nazima Raghubir and

Latrishka Thomas | October 3, 2024
For many Caribbean women, few places are safe from the threat of rape or sexual violence. Women report experiencing sexual violence in their workplaces and being violated by people in their towns and villages. Many times, the places that should be the safest for women are the most dangerous: their own homes. Homes are where […]

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