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Black History discussion on the life of Mary Seacole and its meaning today. The program will include a video and a short presentation on Mrs. Seacole’s life, followed by a discussion on contemporary icons and their importance for nurses and health care workers of African, Caribbean, and African American descent
Register via link https://www.eventbrite.com/e/547765018917
The Caribbean Community Service Center (CCSC) invites you to join us to celebrate National Caribbean American Heritage Month. There will be music, food and vendors that reflect Caribbean Americans in Metro Detroit.
Poetry Competition
Collective Community Health Fair is Saturday September 24, 2022, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. We are working with a variety of local healthcare providers, City, State and Federal legislative personnel and community organizations to present this success event. Our target market is the sizeable African American, Caribbean, and African population in Inkster and surrounding community.
This is Jamaica” by Peter Gracey Poetry program. A collaboration by Caribbean Community Service Center and Jamaican Association of Michigan. For examples check out https://youtube.com/c/ThisisJamaica
1. Submit an application via link at www.thisisjamaica.org https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc2uCd1zy8QCZVlXgxH4iJtr-uJO6v8eMdaRD4r9snwQnygSg/viewform
2. A single person (no Groups) shall Recite the poem “This is Jamaica” written by Peter Gracey, via mp4 video format
3. Video must be titled "This is Jamaica by Peter Gracey"
4. Poem must be video recorded and email video to watchusgrowmi@gmail.com
Scholarship prizes
a. First Place- $250 USD
b. Second Place- $150 USD
c. Third Place- $75 USD
6. Students must be between the ages and 6-17 years of age and registered in school. Parents must give authorization for minors
7. Contestants must be of Jamaican heritage (grandparents/parents)
8. Contestants should currently reside in Michigan
9. Start Date 4/15/2022 and end date July 15, 2022