Endorsed by:
Minister of Ministry of Education, Jamaica, the Honourable Andrew Holness endorses Foundation
READ MORE: Jamaica Ministry of Education on board!
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Click to read about Cordel Green endorsing Foundation at first creative workshop series held at Allman Town Primary: Cordel Green, Attorney-At-law endorses Foundation!2011: Arts Expo to earn for OAaSIS projects
READ MORE: Iberostar showcases Jamaican art Join us at Iberostar for art exhibition, literary and performing expressions. Watch out as we tour hotels and other intersting locations.Ongoing OAaSIS Project
Library at Sargeantville
Read more at John Smellie Library for Sargeantville
SEE MORE PROJECTS: Latest Project: Arts Careers Library gives overview of careers in creative industry (performing, literary and visual including culinary). See more on being an art critic, actor, singer, architect, and others from an ever growing list of arts careers.
SEE ALSO creative workshopsFEATURE OF THE WEEK!
Jamaican multiskilled Musician and Poet rises from being a sickly child to motivator to many!
Click to read on Ja poet colours thoughts, minds, souls'COMING: Snaps from his motivational workshops!
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Englishman identifies with Jamaicans through reggae songs.
Click to see how 'With Born Inna Babylon, YT aims to be the best' Until you hear this Englishman, don't be so skeptic to listen to 'white'men doing our reggae beats.
Tag Archives: Howard Moo Young
CVM TV interview April 12, a success
In under 10 minutes viewers were told of the need for the foundation and its impact in at least one location, and the response of children so far, plus more. Continue reading →
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Howard Moo Young, OAaSIS volunteer expert beyond photography
Those who employ his many and varied visual skills however, will confirm the welcome surprise to many, that Moo Young is far more than just a photographer. Continue reading →