We Must Teach Our Children Their Identity: Perspective for February, 2023
A Monthly Inspirational Viewpoint of Life’s Journeys with Sonia Wignall Episode Ten
Døcumatism – Exploring ‘the AfroGreeks’ Project, as Told by Grace Nwoke
Døcumatism is a non-profit association organising artistic projects and creating films starring anti-heroes in stories that cancel the existence of boundaries and stereotypes, making cinematography a functional tool for those living excluded in the margins of society to seek solutions.
ICMPD Migration Outlook Report for 2023 Released
Migration Outlook report: Possible second wave of refugees from Ukraine and further weaponisation of migration.
Uganda’s Diaspora Urged to Promote Their Homeland’s Commercial and Economic Activities
Uganda’s government has also suggested that it would be easier to engage its diaspora through associations.
Embracing Diaspora Integration Model Essential to Nation Building
Diaspora policies should not be cast in stone but remain flexible and adaptable to changing realities, according to the President of Guyana.
Greek Diaspora to Enjoy Voting Rights for the First Time Under New Guidelines
Some Greek citizens abroad will for the first time be able to vote in the country’s upcoming general elections under new guidelines.
Continuous Effort Will Help Diaspora Engage in Ethiopia’s Overall National Agenda
Ethiopia wants its diaspora to strengthen in unity and continue to stand up together for their home country, while engaging in rehabilitation projects.
Harnessing Diaspora Migration
Diaspora studies and research has critically examined recent state-led initiatives that engage diasporas for political and development purposes, known as diaspora strategies.
Mastery: Perspective for January, 2023
Starting the year right with episode nine of Sonia M. Wignall’s ‘Perspective’ – A monthly inspirational viewpoint of life’s journeys.
I Care – A Book of Art from MamaLiz, Children and Teenagers of the World
The 46-page book is filled with drawings and paintings of children around the world who have come together with one voice to simply say, “I care.”