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Jamaica is embracing AI and digital learning. As our classrooms become smarter, we must ensure Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students can access, understand and participate in the technology shaping education.
Technology is creating new opportunities for inclusive education in Jamaica. But providing devices and digital tools is only one part of the journey.
Fingerspelling
Building confidence with Jamaican Sign Language starts with short, repeatable habits that fit naturally into everyday routines at home.
Every year on August 6, Jamaicans proudly celebrate our nation's Independence. We celebrate our history, our culture, our resilience and the people who continue shaping the future of our country.
What if accessibility was simply part of everyday life in Jamaica? By making our schools, workplaces and public services more inclusive, we can help create a Jamaica where everyone has a fair chance to participate.
Jamaica is seeing a meaningful shift in how we talk about communication access.
Meet Kori Solomon, Founder of Convey, and learn why this Jamaican Sign Language learning initiative was created to make JSL more accessible, inclusive, and beginner-friendly through self-paced online and offline resources.
This one feels special. While we’ve shared many updates across our social media spaces, this moment is different. This is our first official post right here on Convey; our own s...
[This article was published in September 2025 as a part of our Deaf Awareness Month observations]
[This article was published in September 2025 as a part of our Deaf Awareness Month observations. ]
[This article was published in September 2025 as a part of our Deaf Awareness Month observations]