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@Praise_Jola had an interesting conversation with the author of "Mother Did You Call My Name?" Amaka We really enjoyed it and we hope that you do, too. Check it out here: sevhage.com/2024/06/03/ido…

Diaspora Africa, in collaboration with IOM Nigeria is pleased to announce the inaugural cohort of the Diaspora Africa Migration Media Hub. In the first year, the training will focus on “Reporting Climate Migration in Africa”. diasporaafrica.org/diaspora-afric…

“Mother, Did You Call My Name?’ is a collection of 109 poems buoyant in its message to the reader enmeshed in life’s vicissitudes…” Anthony Chibueze Ukwuoma reviews Amaka Felly Obioji’s debut poetry collection, “Mother, Did You Call My Name?” ⬇️ afrocritik.com/amaka-obioji-m…

As more people face displacements/forced migration due to climate change, we must tell stories that reflect the lives/experiences of people on the move. This training will empower journalists with tools to report climate induced migration efficiently/promote climate literacy.

We need to equip more journalists with the adequate tools and resources for reporting climate migration. The 2-day training on reporting climate migration in Africa understands the need for engaging journalists and on-the-ground activists in combating information poverty.

Fellow African climate advocates,I spoke with journalists during training on climate mobility reporting last week by IOM Nigeria Diaspora Africa .They shared concerns about access to grassroots communities. Let's not be gatekeepers of stories & opportunities.#ClimateMobility

For International Youth Day, Diaspora Africa shared an essay on its collaboration with IOM Nigeria to train youth through media and data to report climate-induced migration in Africa. diasporaafrica.org/diaspora-afric…

In this article, Nusaiba Ibrahim shares her opinion about the far-right ideology around anti-immigration, its motive and how it affects African migrants. diasporaafrica.org/how-misinforma…

My team at Diaspora Africa launched a database that tracks migration trends and patterns in Africa. As migration has become a global discourse we need more data, resources/archives that centre around trends, patterns and violations experienced by African migrants.

Zoe Molloy’s fab third showcase looks at ‘Difference’ by exploring different types of writing. A great way to start your Wednesday! With Amaka Priyanka Nawathe Joanna Batt #writingcommunity #wednesdaymotivation #writerwednesday pentoprint.org/showcase-summe…

Those who make the journey to emigrate from sub-Saharan Africa rarely have their stories told. Here’s how Diaspora Africa empowers migrants to protect themselves and amplify their voices: buff.ly/3A23ixJ

In this piece, Chairman uses Steven Muleme’s example to demonstrate how anti-gay Uganda forces queer people into exile- and puts them in the position of long-term uncertainty and distress. diasporaafrica.org/surviving-ugan…

Global education is under attack and African international students are getting a share of it. While migrating to acquire education in another country may cost money, there is a hidden truth to the realities of students sitting face to face with… diasporaafrica.org/education-with…

Do foreign remittances promote democracy, especially for developing countries? Join us in this conversation with experts to learn how migrant remittances can impact democracy and political behaviour in their home country. #RemitForDemocracy

These essays became our most read pieces of 2024. We appreciate our writers & extend our gratitude to our readers for accompanying us on this journey. We look forward to sharing more thought-provoking and impactful stories in 2025. Stories are on: diasporaafrica.org

I'm glad to see a story I reported topping the list. Appreciations to the locals in northeastern Nigeria who trusted us with their stories. Many thanks to Amaka and her team at Diaspora Africa.

Spotlighting Kwanda, Tochukwu’s report for Diaspora Africa traces the history and impact of diaspora remittances to Nigeria’s economy and the transition from diaspora support to people-centered interventions. diasporaafrica.org/from-remittanc…

Excited to be part of this incredible cohort of colleagues. See you soon The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma

Poems and Feelings – An Afternoon of Poetry When: March 29, 1-3pm Where: Dagenham Library Book Tickets: eventbrite.co.uk/o/pen-to-print… Pen to Print bring you this event in support of Women’s Empowerment Month 2025 Amaka #poetryevent

If you're in London and you care for poetry, the Dagenham Library is where you should be today. Amaka's intimate event "Poems & Feelings is powered by Arts Council England, as well as Barking and Dagenham Council. Pop in and/or tell a friend. Doors open from 1pm.