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Sydney Henry

SydneyHenryMr. Henry, a Jamaican national, has spent the last 20 years working in non-profit organizations in the Caribbean region. His main area of focus has been on development in housing, food security, education as well as sustainable community interventions for women and children.

He has served the Caribbean community through personal and vocational efforts to secure the participatory rights of children, women and youth. As the chair of a place of safety for boys, he developed partnerships that secured best interest outcomes in the lives of these youth. He pioneered, and still gives leadership to, a rural community school for young adults, creating a second-chance opportunity for transition to the world of work and higher education.

Mr. Henry has worked in community development in both the private and public sector, previously working in banking and life insurance. His ventures as an entrepreneur led him into merchandising agro products and then into pastry and foods, during which time he developed his skills as a pastry chef.

Mr. Henry currently serves the community through his position as the Projects Manager of the Sandals Foundation. Here he has developed interventions supportive of early childhood development, sustainable livelihoods through agriculture and development in rural communities across the Caribbean region.

He has a bachelor’s of science degree in sociology and a master’s degree in social policy and development from SALISES, UWI Mona.

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Join us for this unique collaborative opportunity to share important knowledge and expertise across academic disciplines and geographic boundaries. Harvest the Future is an opportunity to network and to be involved in projects that offers substantive benefits for people and the planet during a time of unprecedented environmental change.

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Harvest The Future is an immersion symposium on innovative solutions for sustainable, small-scale food production. Come learn about new technologies that address Food Security, Nutrition and Health, Climate Change and Income Generation.

June 14-17, 2015
Montego Bay, Jamaica


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