Jamaican Consulate Celebrates First-Ever Diaspora Impact Awards
The Jamaica Consulate General in Toronto hosted the inaugural Jamaican Diaspora Impact Awards (JDIA) to celebrate the influence of Jamaica and its people.
The event, held at the Toronto Botanical Garden, brought together community leaders, artists, and advocates to honor five outstanding Jamaican-Canadians.
- Marcia Brown, playwright, actor, and producer
- Inez Johnson, educator, administrator, and mentor
- Kevin Ormsby, choreographer, arts strategist, and cultural instigator
- Rose Spencer Gibbs, educator, author, and community leader
The awards recognize the lasting contributions of these individuals across Canada and the diaspora.
The event celebrates the widespread influence of Jamaica and its people.
Author's summary: Jamaican Consulate honors five outstanding Jamaican-Canadians.
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