Shamelle Rice is one of the Queen’s Young Leaders Award winners of 2016. She founded Jabez House in Barbados which provides vocational training and entrepreneurial opportunities to female sex workers. Shamelle shares her story about founding Jabez House in Barbados - which provides vocational training and entrepreneurial opportunities to female sex workers - and discusses why equality in society is so important.
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I wish the current students, faculty and staff of the School the very best as they work in this remarkable new building
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Being inclusive and accepting diversity goes far deeper than accepting differences at face value and being tolerant.
