Fi We Children Foundation

Fi We Children Foundation has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in August 2020. The social media accounts linked to from Fi We Children Foundation are: • TikTok • LinkedIn • Email • Threads • X Besides social media accounts, fiwechildrenja has populated their site with: • FWCF renews call for legal clarity after Holland High graduation dispute • Munro student drowns in St Thomas • It’s not the ceremony, it’s the weaponisation • Why blocking social media won’t protect children • Hair Us Out! Youth Forum • FWCF demands immediate resignation of Ascot Primary principal • Report it! FWCF condemns reported graduation discrimination at Ascot • Advocacy group urges probe after cop reportedly removes student from bus • FWCF offers free legal aid to students barred from graduation over grooming • Advocacy group wants safer internet for children • FWCF endorses school gardens as key tool in reducing NCDs among youth • Banning social media for children is not the solution • Register for our Youth Voices Forum: Social Media Ban • Children need stronger online safeguards beyond social media ban • FWCF urges faster assessments for children facing learning challenges • FWCF calls for online safety framework amid proposal to restrict social media • Help-A-Child Learn Registration • Paid Membership Form • FWCF calls on government to implement faster educational assessments • No need for more police in schools • FWCF mourns passing of 13-year-old Kemelia Paul - Observer • Read about ban on school food marketing • Fi We Children Foundation concerned over low university qualification rates • Hurricane Melissa’s forgotten victims: Jamaica’s working children • FWCF calls for meaningful youth consultation • Review Child Care Act protection measures • Fi We Children Foundation calls on Gov't to urgently review PATH • Is $250 per day for PATH students enough in this economy? • FWCF Banking Details • Instagram • Are young people merely puppets in the hands of the adults? • ‘Raising the age of consent does not address teen pregnancy’ • Explore school safety measures on IRIE FM • FWCF renews call for anti-violence interventions in schools • Letter of the Day | Ethical journalism, put children first • Letter of the Day | The children of Caribbean migration • Letter of the Day | Unfinished freedom: Why Jamaica must fully embrace black hair in schools • Hearts & hashtags: Keeping teen dating safe online • The identity of a child victim must be safeguarded at all times • Case for close-in-age exception in child diversion act review • NSSC calls for greater student safety • Le Monde | Read about Cuba medical brigade expulsions • Nyam healthy in Schools • Tomato juice in schools? A right step in school nutrition • Slap in the face of Caribbean solidarity • Advocacy urges conflict education after tragedy • Fi We Children calls for reform of school grooming policies, urges principals to sign MoU • Letter of the Day | Stop killing our children • When will unchecked power in our schools be addressed • Fi We Children Foundation launches anti-violence school project • Fi We Children Foundation condemns confiscation of students’ jackets amid cold front • Letter of the Day | Teachers must do more to de-escalate conflicts • Valentine Pixie Order Form • What future awaits students who can’t read or count? • Not condoning adult-child sex • Africka Stephens | Young love on trial: Criminalise or guide? • Hurricane Melissa Outreach - Volunteer Sign Up • WHEN KIDS GET CAUGHT | Lead Stories | Jamaica Gleaner • Sensible legal reform for adolescent sexual justice • Children in media: To show or not to show their faces • Citizen oversight boost • Letter of the Day | Non-refoulement at our shores • Letter of the Day | Private schools in western parishes need help • Fi We Children Foundation welcomes JC's revised hair grooming policy • Hair Us Out: Combing through the rules with Jamaica College • GoFundMe: Help Rebuild Shrewsbury School in Jamaica • Jamaica Universal Periodic Report | 2025 • Hurricane Melissa deepens Jamaica’s child labour crisis • IRIE FM News | Do Not Video Children For Clicks • Statement from Africka Stephens on the Reopening of Schools • Children Are Not Hiding in Tunnels | In Focus Gleaner • Knowledge or chains? | In Focus | Jamaica Gleaner • FWCF International Coastal Cleanup event in Montego Bay • Ocean Conservancy Plastics Treaty Priorities • Why are we still locking out students for grooming infractions? • Fi We Children condemns student lockouts • Support Jamaican youth social justice • Fi Di Yutes Dem: Questions for Jamaica’s new Administration • FWCF & G4G host field day at SOS Children’s Village • Why children don’t belong in political campaigns • Child abuse knows no postcode • Children are not political pawns - Uphold ethical campaigning • Tragic politicisation of rural student safety • Fried Chicken Frenzy vs. Public Health • School Nutrition Policy is a long awaited step forward • FWCF TOR - 2025/26