The Caribbean civilization club show cased a documentary, which entailed a fun and interactive program “misconception Vs reality”. The Students of the club were exposed to many short videos and advertisement depicting individual’s perception of the Caribbean from North America and Europe.
Through this activity students of the club had a better understanding as to what people outside the Caribbean see and understand the region to be in their own eyes. There are also, other hidden activities at tomorrow's meeting, so don’t miss out.
If you want to view this documentary please email Caribbean civilization club.
This year's World Population Day, 11 July, focuses on the theme of “Universal Access to Reproductive Health Services.” The day has been observed annually
since 1989, when the UN Development Programme established it to focus attention on the importance of population issues to overall development and the urgency of finding solutions to them.
To learn more visit: http://www.un.org/en/events/populationday/
" We may live without poetry, Music and Art, We may live without Conscience; Live without heart, We may live without Friends and Live without books, But a civilized man cannot live without cooks." As the Caribbean Civilization Club cruise through the various Caribbean islands, looking for local cuisine within our region to be feature in our upcoming magazine "I Am Caribbean". Do check out our cook-it-yuhself recipes.