Carol Francis
- PBCJ AV Library
- Mar 12
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 8
A Champion for Social Change Through Journalism
Carol Francis stands out as a trailblazing Jamaican journalist and media producer whose impactful storytelling transcends traditional news coverage. With a career spanning major platforms like JIS Radio, Power 106 FM, JBC TV News, TVJ, JNN, RJR Communication Group, and currently at the Public Broadcasting Corporation of Jamaica (PBCJ), Ms. Francis has become a powerful advocate for social issues.
Her dedication to journalism is matched by her commitment to social causes, particularly her work with street children. Through compassionate reporting, she has raised awareness of their struggles, advocating for their rights while shedding light on their resilience. Further strengthening her influence, Ms. Francis has focused on critical issues such as health, climate change, and environmental sustainability. Her award-winning environmental reporting, which earned her the TNC/CBU Media Award for Excellence, showcases her ability to connect complex global issues with local narratives, emphasizing the pressing need for action and awareness within the Jamaican context.
At the Public Broadcasting Corporation of Jamaica, as Programmes Manager, Ms. Francis continues to harness the power of media to inform and educate the public on these vital topics. Her compelling segments engage audiences, encourage dialogue, and inspire community involvement, solidifying her role as a respected crusader for change in Jamaican society.
Through her tireless efforts to uplift marginalized voices and highlight critical issues, Carol Francis exemplifies the transformative potential of journalism. Her enduring legacy is one of empowerment, empathy, and a relentless pursuit of social justice, making her an essential figure in Jamaican media and beyond.
