Releases
The (2017) ‘Summer Art Programme’ by Shanique Dawes
Dear OAaSIS, I went to a program during summer of 2017. It was kept at the waterfront downtown. Mr Stanford Watson, an artist kept it there. He was working for the Multicare Foundation, but he used the space in the National Gallery of Jamaica. We draw and paint and make things there too at the … Continue reading
Jamaica schools readying for global challenges with STEAM
The Ministry of Education for over a year now has been ensuring that the ARTS is being aggressively incorporated into their national school curriculum (NSC) and plans. The concept of STEM is being improved to include the Arts as a driver to learning all subjects generally, hence STEAM. Last week, on October 13, 14 and … Continue reading
Island Grill invites Christmas cheer for children
On Sunday Msgr. Gregory Ramkissoon (Mustard Seed Communities) mentioned that as a result of the recession they did not receive as many stuff toys this year. Thalia Lyn, an Immaculate Conception High school alumna decided to help by placing a box at each Island Grill store so that anyone who is able can place a … Continue reading
Policies/rules of OAaSIS Intl Foundation (Facebook group)
DEAREST MEMBERS::: There is no discrimination regardless of your sex, colour, intelligence level, religion, creed…. HOWEVER, All posts in this group MUST relate to our objectives, topic, vision. Therefore, in realising that creativity and the arts exist in all facets of life, it is pertinent that you tailor your information so that others can understand … Continue reading
‘Black’ pupils in UK failing on purpose? OAaSIS aid for Ja
Whether Black children are failing on purpose, it’s time for Jamaicans to take a good look at it’s own children …
FEB chairman supports new efforts to protect children online
“It is more than time to take strong steps to protect our children”, Harvey Thomas said.
Jamaica’s Andrew Holness destined for greatness, PM or not?
For now Andrew Holness seemingly is shaping up to be Jamaica’s newest rising Prime Minister, as many Jamaicans are securing their VoTING power — whats the deal
The accomplishments of OAaSIS patron Winston Henry Eccleston
As a visual artist hailing from Trench Town during the Bob Marley era, Eccleston’s recently completed his book ‘The Trench Town Tenemant Yard’ .
Online store to earn funds for OAaSIS projects
Finally, an opportunity to support OAaSIS International Foundation projects from across the world is created.
OAaSIS patron W Henry Eccleston arrives from New York
As an artist hailing from Trench Town during the Bob Marley era, Eccleston’s featured catalogue on ‘The Trench Town Tenemant Yard’ experience will be given to..
