Annual CADA Art Basel Panel Discussion on Contemporary African Diaspora Art -2021
In 2011, the “Arab Priest” by South African Artist, Irma Stern sold for 4.3 million dollars. That Sale was considered remarkable.
Global Diaspora Week and Assembly 2021
Details include the celebration of Six Continental Days with 31 Consultation Sessions. A Global Diaspora Assembly is to be held for organizations to dialogue on development and community support.
Purvis Young: An Iconic African American Visionary Artist
Written by Contemporary Global Art Curator, Ludlow E. Bailey
Future Forum Conference Report
A forty-four-page post conference report has been published by the European Union Global Diaspora Facility (EUDiF) in the aftermath of this year’s Future Forum.
Ghana Networking Evening: An In-Person Event Happening in London
As part of the UK Black History Month celebrations, Ghanaian Londoners Network presents: the ‘Ghana Networking Evening.’
Age Not a Barrier to Greatness for 10-year-old Nicholas Buamah
At age 10, Nicholas Buamah is a best-selling author, entrepreneur, philanthropist and honor roll student.
Grassroots Communities Join Forces to Shine Spotlight on Diaspora Engagement for the Indonesian Development Vision 2030
A Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue Platform for Diaspora Engagement was officially launched on Thursday, 7 October 2021.
Virtual Multi-Stakeholders Dialogue on 2030 Visions for Diaspora Engagement
Bahasa Indonesia Version Kebijakan diaspora yang progresif dan tersedianya ruang kolaborasi yang berkelanjutan antara masyarakat diaspora Indonesia dengan pemerintah, akademisi, LSM, pengusaha, dan mitra lainnya adalah penting.
Inspiring Change in Nigeria from the Diaspora – Meet Adeniyi Sanusi
Adeniyi Sanusi is a Brand Communications specialist who has a flair for simplifying complex marketing situations to bring about needed business transformation solutions. He is also passionate about inspiring change in his homeland, Nigeria.
Nigeria Global Diaspora Conference Happening This Weekend
A World Bank report has indicated that the Nigerian diaspora population remitted $65.34billion within the last three years; which also helped to boost economic activity in their homeland.