The African Diaspora Affairs of Anne Arundel County Presents: African Heritage Festival
The first ever African Heritage Festival in Anne Arundel County is set to take place on the 18th of September 2021 from 12 noon till 4pm.
AHSA – Dedicated to the Exploration, Preservation and Academic Presentation of African Heritage
The African Heritage Studies Association (AHSA) was founded in 1969. Since that time, it has been instrumental in reconstructing, representing, and promoting African history and culture.
Janaki Easwar, the Diaspora Youngster Dazzling on ‘The Voice Australia”
Australian based Singer and Songwriter of Indian descent, Janaki Easwar is the contestant to watch out for in this year’s edition of The Voice Australia.
Survivors of Tulsa Massacre Connect with their Motherland through Ghana Visit
Two African American siblings who survived the 1921 Tulsa massacre arrived in Ghana on Sunday 15th August 2021 for a week-long historic visit.
Book Review: Intentional Motherhood: Who Said It Would Be Easy?
Dedicated to the beautiful Intentional Mother “Behind every successful mother is a sea of other supportive mothers” – Monique Russell.
Congress of Indonesian Diaspora 6 (CID-6) Post Covid-19: A Stronger Indonesia with Diaspora
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought its own significant impact to the world. In Indonesia, COVID-19 has infected over 3 million people since the first identified case in March 2020 and at least 90.552 people have died due to the virus. (Source: www.covid19.go.id, accessed on July 30th 2021).
Diaspora Action Australia: Promoting Human Rights of People Living in Conflict Areas
Diasporas include people who have migrated from their homelands as well as refugees from conflict areas around the world. In ensuring that diaspora engagement efforts are fruitful, we need to take all groups into account so that no one will be left out.
Latest DEMAC report: “Diaspora Organizations and their Humanitarian Response in Somalia”
Humanitarianism requires an approach which involves the whole of society; and diasporas who are typically fast responding stakeholders need to be part of these systems. In order to have great impact and sustainable solutions, we need to collaborate and work together towards similar goals in providing humanitarian assistance to those in need.
Diaspora Digital Feature in Routed Magazine: Breaking diaspora engagement barriers through effective media communications
The role of Media in bridging the communications gap in diaspora engagement has been acknowledged, but not effectively utilised. Traditionally known mass communication mediums have been complemented in this digital era by omnichannel platforms with avenues such as online magazines, mobile apps, blogs, podcasts, data directories and so on.
Diaspora Digital News to be Represented at Future Forum’s Networking Session
As part of the ongoing three-day Future Forum which will help catalyse engagement within the diaspora-development ecosystem, there will be an informal online Networking Session halfway through the conference which aims at looking ahead on how networking will look like.