Jackson Graduates from LSE, Boosting National Gender Policy Capacity
Annetta Jackson has graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) with a Master of Science degree in Gender, Policy and Inequalities.
Her achievement was highlighted in Cabinet by Attorney General and Minister for Legal Affairs, Hon. Sir Steadroy Benjamin, who underscored its significance for Antigua and Barbuda’s governance and development agenda.
Jackson’s specialised training will strengthen the nation’s capacity in gender-responsive policymaking, while also advancing efforts to integrate equality and inclusion across national frameworks.
This expertise is expected to contribute to more effective governance and to support Antigua and Barbuda’s engagement in regional and international platforms where gender and equity issues are central.
Cabinet extended congratulations to Jackson, commending her for her academic excellence and reaffirming its commitment to supporting citizens whose advanced studies contribute to the country’s long-term development priorities.

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