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Are you the Communications Assistant that ICAN needs?!
ICAN would like to engage a Communications Assistant to support the project team responsible for delivering an effective Communications Strategy for the European Union-United Nations Spotlight Initiative. The Spotlight Initiative is a global programme dedicated to ending violence against women and girls. The successful applicant will work directly with the Project Director to develop and execute various communications responsibilities in a timely manner.
Link to full Job Description
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Africa in the T&T Carnival: Towards Visibility and Recognition
The Idakeda Group in collaboration with the Emancipation Support Committee and the Ketus Ifa Institute presents a discussion on the influence of Africa in the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival.
The Africans who were forcibly brought to the Caribbean during enslavement arrived with their knowledge of healing herbs, traditional belief systems, and ancient masking traditions. The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival is a complex, fascinating treasure house of African cultural influences. From the Gelede masquerade of Nigeria to the stamping and whistle blowing of the Zulus in South Africa, Africa is everywhere in the T&T Carnival!
In celebration of African History Month, join Eintou Pearl Springer, Attillah Springer, and Dara E. Healy as they explore the powerful, spiritual elements of Africa that are woven into the modern celebration of Carnival.
Event details
Date: Sunday, November 14th, International Day against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property
Time: 5-7pm
Venue:
Kambule Movement Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/kambulett
Emancipation Support Committee’s YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TTESC
Join us tonight for Kambule Las Lap, 11pm (local time) Trinidad and Tobago, TTT Television. Lets end off the Carnival right!
Help support us as we continue to bring you content throughout the carnival! You can donate @fundmetnt. Follow us on youtube and facebook to keep up to date with all of our projects!
The session will be broadcast live on Facebook @kambulett and Youtube @Kambule Movement at 5 p.m. on Saturday January 23.
Shanya Springer leads Kambule Campus: Songs of Kambule
We are pleased to have cast member Shanya Springer lead this 5th workshop in the Kambule Campus series which explores some of the songs, chants, and lavways that are a part of Kambule – the Ritual Re-enactment of the 1881 Canboulay Riots.
Join us on Saturday 16th January for our first Kambule Campus Workshop of the year!
Participation is free! Please like, share and donate to our campaign to do a digital production of Kambule for Carnival 2021 @ https://fundmetnt.com/campaign/kambule-the-spirit-of-resistance-and-creativity-in-the-trinidad-carnival
The session will be broadcast live on Facebook @kambulett and Youtube @Kambule Movement at 5 p.m. on Saturday January 16.
