Monthly Archives: May 2011

Washington Office

1718 “P” Street, NW, Suite T-6 Washington, DC 20036, USA Email: washington@panos caribbean.org Tel: (202) 429-0730/31

Jamaica Office

85 Montgomery Avenue, Kingston 10, Jamaica Email:jamaica@panoscaribbean.org Tel: (876) 920-0070/1 Fax: (876) 920-0071

Main Office

Freres 20, Route de Freres, HT6120, Petion-Ville, Haiti Email: haiti@panoscaribbean.org Tel: (509) 2511-1460 / 2942-0321

HIV Treatment, Prevention & Care in Jamaican Prisons

“No Sex or Condoms Here” Sex…rape and consensual, occur in Jamaican Prisons. It’s the worst kept secret. Ex-prisoners talk about this frightening ordeal: Sex among male prisoners and yet prison officials refuse to allow condoms to be distributed in the … Continue reading →

Panos Marks 25 Years of Development Work in the Caribbean

For twenty-five years Panos has been working with the media and other communicators to foster debate on under-reported, misrepresented or misunderstood development issues. We believe that only by including the voices and views of those most affected by these issues … Continue reading →

Oral Testimonies of Jamaican Sex Workers Book Launch

Trafik Timoun Part One

In this video, Haitian children that were trafficked to Dominican Republic are telling their stories. The half hour documentary uploaded to Youtube in two (2) parts was produced in 2008 and forms part of Panos Caribbean’s advocacy work in the … Continue reading →

Panos Caribbean Gallery

PANOS Celebrates 25 Years!

Panos Caribbean’s 25th Anniversary Focus: Health Communication
Panos 25th Anniversary Focus: Children & Youth Programmes
Panos Caribbean’s 25th Anniversary Feature on CVM Televison. FOCUS: our Environment Programme
Pictorial Highlights – Caribbean Coastal Area Mgmnt Foundation’s Int’l Fisherman’s Day Symposium, Expo and Regatta

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PANOS Caribbean Blog Feed

Panos Caribbean Utilizing Social Media to Advance its Development Agenda June 2011

Panos Marks 25 Years of Development Work in the Caribbean June 2011

Panos Caribbean Releases Video: “Real People, Real Voices!” April 2011

Panos Global AIDS Programme (GAP) is a thematic programme across the network of eight autonomous Panos Institutes: Panos Caribbean, Panos Canada, Panos London, Panos Western Africa, Panos Eastern Africa, Panos Southern Africa, Panos Paris, and Panos South Asia. All eight Panos Institutes work within a shared strategic framework around the core theme of enhancing participation, accountability and ownership in the response to HIV and AIDS. Through strong networks with the media and civil society Panos GAP is capable of implementing projects in countries even where it does not have a physical presence.

www.vwatimounyo.org is a website developed by Panos Caribbean to share content/productions developed by children and young people. This is one way of assisting them to make their voices and opinions be heard and to help them speak out about their rights. On this website are audio productions, short-videos, photos, articles and mini-serial audio on the children rights, health & HIV/AIDS, the environment etc. This is in keeping with Article 13, United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child: "The Child shall have a right to freedom of expression"!

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Panos Caribbean Partners

Partnerships and collaborations are essential elements of Panos Caribbean’s operations. We develop partnerships with existing organisations, networks and agencies to enhance the implementation of our objectives. For a list of our partners and donors and how we work with them, Continue reading →