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Youth
Press release
29 August 2023
Digicel and UNICEF give voice to Jamaicaās young people
Blog post
14 July 2023
Becoming a U-Report project manager after joining at school
Danielle is now managing the launch of U-Report's FunDoo digital life coach
Blog post
22 March 2022
U-Reporter names chatline service āU-Matterā
Sihle Atkinson is the U-Reporter who suggested the name āU-Matterā, voted by U-Reporters as the name for U-Reportās mental health chatline service.
Blog post
21 December 2020
Mentorship helps schoolboy escape violence
From school suspensions to running for his life, how mentorship is now helping Damoie, 16, realise his potential in life.
Blog post
07 October 2020
My formula to coping in COVID-19 as a student
From being the kind of student who is always on point at school, in COVID-19 I was struggling even to remember words to form paragraphs.
Blog post
06 October 2020
This pandemic made me a mother to my little sisters
Balancing helping my family with trying to reach university
Blog post
06 October 2020
Now more than ever, students are desperate to be heard
Students who experienced learning in COVID-19 could be who the Education Transformation Commission needs to help plan for the future.
Blog post
05 October 2020
A back-to-school like no other
Student mental health struggles in COVID-19
Blog post
26 July 2019
Being in state care made me stronger
I feel good in myself when I can sit down and listen to someone who has a similar experience to me being in state care.
Blog post
23 July 2019
From ābadā student to a leader and mentor
I was raised in West Kingston. Growing up where I did, I soon realised as a child that you got more support being deviant than being good.
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