In the heart of Trench Town, a place renowned as the birthplace of rocksteady and reggae music, a beacon of hope shines bright. Meet JaMIN (Jamaica Music Studio), an innovative music entrepreneurship project spearheaded by the Agency for Innercity Renewal (AIR). This initiative aims to provide young individuals with an alternative path away from crime and violence by immersing them in the world of music.
Here are some key points about JaMIN and the support it has received from The Bank of Nova Scotia through the Jamaica Social Stock Exchange (JSSE):
- JaMIN is a cutting-edge music production studio and learning laboratory that uses a Music and Entrepreneurship approach to empower young people.
- The project’s ultimate goal is to equip participants with the necessary skills and certifications to pursue further education in music-related fields.
- The donation of JA$1,000,000.00 from The Bank of Nova Scotia in Jamaica on February 27, 2025, underscores the commitment to fostering positive change in the community.
- The handover event featured prominent figures such as Courick Clarke from JaMIN, Fitzroy Dave Green – Project Consultant, Dr. Henley Morgan – Chairman for AIR, Yanique Forbes-Patrick – Vice President of Public Affairs and Communications at Scotia Bank Foundation, and Andre’ Gooden – Manager of Group Business Development at Jamaica Stock Exchange.
The JSSE plays a vital role in supporting projects like JaMIN by mobilizing social capital markets through its Social Stock Exchange platform. As the social arm of the Jamaica Stock Exchange, the JSSE is dedicated to driving Corporate Social Responsibility activities and building a sustainable social sector in Jamaica by 2030.
To learn more about the incredible projects supported by the JSSE and to contribute to this meaningful cause, visit Jsse. Join us in creating a brighter future for the youth of Jamaica through the power of music and empowerment. Together, we can make a difference that lasts a lifetime.
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