Music, films, talk, networking, workshops and celebration of culture at the 5-day exciting event. Summit to run as a hybrid event – online and in venues across Amsterdam to commemorate this year’s Africa Day.
Showcasing the mastery of Nigeria’s creatives is the outstanding work of Master Artist Clinton Agunshola.
Simphiwe Kaka is a Cape town based emerging artist who uses his art as a commentary on the political climate and contradictions that drive his society.
Starting today, 17th till the 20th of May 2022, the first International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) will take place at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
In line with using the positive impact of media to shape narratives and change stereotypes, Diaspora Digital News and Afrinova have collaborated to highlight contemporary African arts from the continent and diaspora.
Giving people a second chance does not always come easy.
By Sonia M. Wignall, with editorial contribution from Ludlow E. Bailey
Reporting the Full Migration Story Via Ethical Media Training
Emmanuel Whajah’s love for visual expression began at a young age.
By Sonia M. Wignall, with editorial contribution from Ludlow E. Bailey
People migrate for different reasons. For Clifton Powell, he relocated to England simply to explore his vision and create his own style through art.
Marta Nowicka is a Polish visual artist and designer living in the New Jersey, USA where she relocated about two and a half years ago.
By Sonia M. Wignall, with editorial contribution from Ludlow E. Bailey
Art is a creative way by which people connect to themselves and their stories, with authenticity that honours where they come from.
In the month of March 2022, Diaspora Digital News shared inspirational quotes from distinguished women making a positive impact within the diaspora/migration space.
Art is a way of expression, and a great way of telling stories which are often left untold.
Diaspora Digital News is building a one-stop online data centre with details of diaspora organisations worldwide.
The African Diaspora Council of Switzerland, African Foundation for Migration and Development, together with their partners have the pleasure to invite you to an online event to mark Africa Day 2022.
Future Forum is the EU’s annual multi-stakeholder, interactive consultation on diaspora engagement for development.
