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KINGSTON, R.I. – Dec. 11, 2025 – Hurricane Melissa has wreaked havoc across Jamaica, leaving a trail of destruction that has claimed lives, devastated property, and affected livestock. The aftermath of the storm has highlighted the urgent need for assistance as communities grapple with the overwhelming effects of this disaster.
In response to the crisis, two faculty members from the University of Rhode Island, both originally from Jamaica, have taken it upon themselves to mobilize support for their homeland. They emphasize the importance of collective action and are rallying their colleagues and the broader community to contribute to relief efforts. Their initiative aims to provide essential resources and aid to those affected, ensuring that the needs of the most vulnerable populations are addressed.
As the nation and international organizations continue to respond, the commitment of these educators underscores the deep connections that exist between communities and the resilience needed to recover from such catastrophic events. The efforts of faculty members are a testament to the power of solidarity in times of crisis.
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