HEALTH MATTERS

On JUNE 22... we reflect on how we reset the future of health in a post-Covid Normal. We begin with a conversation on lessons learned from COVID In shaping telehealth. We move on to address the challenges of the health care engineering and management systems and finaly wrap up with Complementary and Integrative medicine. You are invited to join us!

DISASTER RESILIENCE

Caribbean American Legislative Forum has been celebrated officially, annually every year since 1999 when ICS hosted on Capitol Hill by then Congesswoman Donna Christensen.  For ICS, June represents an opportunity to bring together Caribbean American community leaders across the country to address common concerns and advance civic engagement.

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WALL OF FAME

About Yvette Noel-Schure Yvette Noel-Schure grew up on the small Caribbean island of Grenada. She immigrated to America to become a Journalist and after finishing New York's City College with a degree in Journalism.  Mrs. Noel-Schure joined Columbia in the fall of 1993 as Director of Media for the label's jazz and R&B roster, which included Nancy Wilson, Peabo Bryson, the late Grover Washington, Jr., Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, and Da Brat.  In her 17-year label tenure as a Publicity Director, Noel-Schure developed press campaigns for a diverse roster of artists, including:  Mariah Carey & Will Smith Jessica Simpson & Prince John Legend & Adele Wyclef Jean & Destiny's Child  Yvette’s many honors include Berklee College of Music’s Valencia, Spain outpost which honored Yvette with its inaugural Master of Global Entertainment Award and a Trailblazer Award from the Caribbean Heritage Organization. In 2021, Yvette made a presentation of more than USD$51,000 to her alma-mater St. Joseph’s Convent Grenville.

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National Caribbean American Heritage Month has been celebrated officially, annually every June since 2006 when the first Presidential Proclamation was issued by President George Bush. The theme for NCAHM 2022 is “Standing in Our Legacy to Reignite Our Future”.  For ICS, June represents an opportunity to bring together Caribbean American community leaders across the country to address common concerns; to allow Caribbean Americans everywhere to feel a sense of place in the American public discourse; and to bring highlights of the contributions of Caribbean immigrants to the USA.