For the past 50 years, the Jamaican Nationals Association, Inc. (JNA) has been aligned with efforts to unite persons of Jamaican heritage and friends of Jamaica to maintain and promote Jamaican culture and heritage.
We provide educational and charitable support to persons of Jamaican heritage in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area, other US-Jamaican communities, and in Jamaica.
Jamaican Nationals Association of the Washington DC Metropolitan Area
About Us
The Jamaican Nationals Association (JNA) of Washington D.C. was launched in the fall of 1969 at an inaugural meeting on the campus of Howard University.
Mission & Goals
To unite persons of Jamaican heritage and friends of Jamaica to maintain and promote Jamaican culture and heritage and provide educational and charitable support to persons of Jamaican heritage in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area, other U.S. Jamaican communities and in Jamaica.
Membership
We invite all persons of Jamaican heritage and friends of Jamaica to attend JNA’s monthly meetings which are held on the last Sunday of each month.
JNA's 50th Anniversary Video
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Press Release: Dr. Julius Garvey, OJ, son of Rt. Hon. Marcus Garvey, to serve as the keynote speaker at Black History Month Forum
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Julius Garvey to speak on contributions of Caribbean Diaspora to US
DR Julius Garvey, son of famous black nationalist and Jamaica’s first national hero, Marcus Garvey, will be the keynote speaker at Sunday’s Black History Month
Black History Month 2021 Press Release
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release Dr. Julius Garvey, son of Marcus Garvey, to serve as the keynote speaker at Black History Month Forum Washington,