The Institute of Caribbean Studies at the University of the West Indies, Mona, continues its lecture series, “That Time In Foreign - Life Stories of Jamaican ‘England Returnees’. There will be a presentation on by A-dZIKO SIMBA entitled, “Emerging Black From Grey”. This takes place on Friday September 15, 2006 at 5:00p.m. in the Neville Hall Lecture Theatre (N1), UWI, Mona.
Other Presenters include: Mrs. Elaine Foster-Allen (Principal, Shortwood Teachers College), Dr. Beverley Bryan (Educator, UWI), Dr. John Small (Lecturer, Social Work Activist, UWI), Ms. Gerlin Bean (Community Development Activist), Mr. Cecil Gutzmore (Lecturer, UWI), Dr. Hilary Robertson-Hickling (Lecturer, UWI), Alvin ‘Brother Kojo’ Brown (Rastafari Seer and Activist), Mrs. Clover Graham (Attorney at Law, Lecturer, UTECH), Mr. Carlton Duncan (Retired Headmaster, Attorney at Law, businessman), Dr. Wesley Morris (Biochemist, Life-coach)
The public is invited to attend this interactive series, coordinated by Cecil Gutzmore, lecturer in Caribbean Studies. For more details please contact Miss Lorna Smith or Mr. Cecil Gutzmore at the Institute of Caribbean Studies by telephone :977-1951/ 512-3228 or e-mail: icsmona@uwimona.edu.jm Admission is free.