Jane is the first Mauritian artist to receive this title. It is named in recognition of its commitment to the rights of people with disabilities, its efforts to raise public awareness of the need to integrate and empower people with disabilities, and its dedication to the ideals and goals of people with disabilities. UNESCO. It will support the work of the organization for the inclusion of people with disabilities.

The official ceremony for the nomination of Jane Constance as a Unesco Peace Artist will take place on Tuesday 26 September 2017. It will be held at the Maison de l’Unesco, Place de Fontenoy-Paris 7th, at 6.30 pm (Paris time). This was attended by Irina Bokova, Director General of Unesco, Prithviraj Roopun, Minister of Arts and Culture, Vijayen Valaydon, Mauritius’ Ambassador to Paris, relatives and friends of Jane Constance, and elders Artists of Peace, among others.

It should be emphasized that the Unesco Artists for Peace are internationally renowned personalities who use their influence, charisma and prestige to promote Unesco’s message and programs. The organization is working with them to increase public awareness of key development issues and the role of Unesco in these areas.