Tempo Television networks turned 10 years in 2015, and one of the early things I remember about the station 
was their One Love: Badness Outta Style campaign. Badness Outta Style is Tempo’s pro-social campaign to bring attention to violence in Caribbean communities.
The campaign included a music video by reggae artist Peter Runks as well as school tours across various islands, including St. Lucia and St. Maarten. I’ve actually always
liked the general message of the campaign. Several islands, and some communities within islands, are constantly plagued by violence.
But, the communication researcher in me always wanted to know more about their formative research and message testing. I’ve always wondered how they developed this campaign. And, did they conduct any research after the campaign launched. How many youth were reached by the campaign? Did any parts of the campaign resonate with those young people?
In any event, it’s one of those campaigns that I remember from the region and wanted to share.
Caribbean Health Communication Blog 
Hi Diane,
I am reaching out to past winners of the Barrow Minority Doctoral Student Scholarship with the goal of learning how to strengthen my own proposal. I saw on the AEJMC website that you were offered the 2015 fellowship. I am wondering if you would be willing to share with me your winning proposal. By reading the proposals of you and others, I am aiming to understand how to create the best argument I can for myself, specifically in the realm of AEJMCs Communication Theory and Methodology Division.
Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Tamanika
tamanikaf@yahoo.com