On 3rd June, twenty-five individuals representing the media and civil society organizations came together for a one-day workshop to explore issues related to the civic space and how these stories could be effectively rendered. A recent study was done within three communities in Jamaica (Kingston, Clarendon. St. Catherine) among 300 respondents. Key findings included the lack of visibility of CSOs working on civic rights; community engagement and information spaces require trust and legitimacy of media and state actors; and age is a determinant of community perspectives on public safety and individual civic rights. The full report will be available at the end of June.
MIC and Internews in collaboration with the Press Association of Jamaica examines the Civic Space in Jamaica; Thousands Lost to Debit/Credit Card Fraud in Grenada
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