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Friday, December 30, 2005 

Title: JAMAICA: Gender and Development


Website: http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad/latinamerica/jamaica.html

Organization: SIT Study Abroad

Region: Jamaica

Language: English

Model used: interdisciplinary course, service learning with Community Based Organizations; field study seminar

Description
In Kingston you examine the intense interaction of gender, race, and class in Jamaican society, including the country's gender based division of labor, the "marginalization" of the Jamaican male, Jamaican feminist movements, and problems of social cohesion related to gender. Through homestays, service work with local organizations, and an examination of Jamaican cultural traditions, including reggae and Rastafari, you gain additional insight into the complex role of gender in Jamaica's work for social and economic development.

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