2.5K reactions · 27 shares | Jamaican culture is alive and well all across the Diaspora, and the PBCJ salutes New York based BRAATA Productions, now celebrating 15 years, for being a keeper of the culture. Their touring mini museum, an exciting display of Jamaican artifacts, is a hit wherever they go. Older Jamaicans get a chance to reminisce and use the opportunity to teach their children, grandchildren and non Jamaicn friends and family about Jamaica | PBC Jamaica | Facebook

52K views · 2.3K reactions | I was paid a great honour by members of the Jamaican Diaspora who organized a brief representational display of a traditional Maasai dance. After the performance, the Maasai warriors invited me to jump with them. I was amazed at how high they could jump; I barely got off the ground. Back to the gym for me! Always respect culture. | Andrew Holness | Facebook

Jo-Ann Richards Goffe's journey from Kingston to West Africa is nothing short of divine. What started with a dream turned into a life-changing mission that led her to Burkina Faso where she worked with local musicians, embraced new customs, and experienced the power of Jamaican culture abroad. 🎥 Watch now to hear her unforgettable story of faith, culture, and connection. 👇 Drop a comment if you’ve ever lived abroad ... or if you’d sing Bob Marley to get through immigration! 😂 📩 Want to share

36K views · 828 reactions | In this episode of “Jamaicans to the World”, Jamaicans.com founder Xavier Murphy speaks with Glynis German and Sian Harrison. They are Jamaicans living in Mallorca. See the complete “Jamaicans to the World Series” playlist - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt0YTBf5UEoc1-D9XLrtMdespsht1oBLJ #WeJaminate #Mallorca | Jamaicansdotcom | Facebook

7K views · 265 reactions | In addressing the Jamaican diaspora in...