David Brown Email & Phone Number

Jamaica

Global Facilitators are trained to deliver workshops and other interventions to Member States who have ratified, or who are at various stages of ratyfying, the 2003 UNESCO Convention on the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. They are also responsible for guiding Member States as to how to identify, document, inventory, and archive local intangible cultural heritage elements and to further provide advice on the need for policy and legal framework within which Member States can act in adherence to the 2003 Convention. There are approximately 100 such Facilitators in the world.

Conduct an annual, major research project on Afro-Caribbean history.Lead a cadre of researchers involved in Social HistoryProduce articles, deliver lectures, conduct outreach on topics related to Afro-Caribbean HistorySeek funding for research programmePrepare and present monthly and annual reports and budgets for programmes

12 East Street, Kingston

Assist the Office of the Executive Director with the day-to-day oversight of the 7 branches of the Institute of Jamaica (with a staff complement of apporximately 200)Prepare annual budgets, corporate plans, reports, cabinet submissionOversee departments of Assets Management, the Registry, Central Administration (including the Accounts Unit) and the Development and Public Relations Unit

Education record

Activities and Societies: Schools Challenge Quiz Team, The Debating Society, a Junior Achievement Company called "Craft Tech"), athletics

Education record

Activities and Societies: The History Club, Photography Society