Miss Jamaica Festival Queen, Aundrene Cameron addresses the audience at the launch her official Festival Queen Project titled ‘Girls Who Fight Back’ on Saturday (February 17), at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston. The ‘Girls Who Fight Back initiative stems from Ms. Cameron's deep concern over the escalating violence against women and girls in Jamaica. Witnessing this troubling trend over the years has motivated her to take action and empower young girls to protect themselves.
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Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment, and Sport, the Hon. Olivia Grange (right) shares in conversation with reigning Miss Jamaica Festival Queen, Aundrene Cameron at the launch her official Festival Queen Project titled ‘Girls Who Fight Back’ on Saturday (February 17), at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston. The ‘Girls Who Fight Back initiative stems from Ms. Cameron’s deep concern over the escalating violence against women and girls in Jamaica. Witnessing this troubling trend over the years has motivated her to take action and empower young girls to protect themselves.
Last Updated: February 19, 2024
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