The Caribbean School of Media and Communication, CARIMAC, has added an innovative collaboration to its 50th anniversary celebration that promises to propel brand storytelling in the region. In partnership with Chaynge Co. – an intelligence-driven marketing and social impact agency – the school will host BrandCamp: The Marketers Meet-Up, a groundbreaking showcase of campaign “backstories”  designed to highlight and document some of the most admired brand campaigns and narratives in Jamaica.

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Kasonia Smith’s passion to pursue her dream of becoming a journalist has already begun to bear fruit.

Smith and John Drescher, a contributing editor, co-authored an article on police reform, titled Good Cop, Bad Cop, which was published in The Assembly on January 2 and then a few days later in The Washington Post.

The 21-year-old was an undergraduate journalism student at the Caribbean School of Media and Communication (CARIMAC), based at The University of the West Indies, Mona, whose studies were being funded by a track and field scholarship.

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