Resolution Endorsing the NHBCUAAF–GDN Global Partnership to Advance HBCU Student Leadership, Alumni Engagement, and Global Black Economic Participation Adopted by: […]
Master Organizational Endorsement Resolution Read More »
Alumni associations can help turn HBCU legacy into student pathways, institutional support, and Black global economic leadership May 30, 2026
Why HBCU Alumni Associations Should Endorse the NHBCUAAF–GDN Global Partnership Read More »
May 30, 2026 By Peter Grear (with AI assistance) For years, “inclusion” has been treated as the finish line—get admitted,
Sixty-three years after the founding of the OAU, Africa Day now calls the continent and its Sixth Region to turn
Africa Day 2026: From Unity Celebration to Economic Architecture Read More »
Building public support for HBCU students, alumni leadership, workforce pathways, and Black global economic participation Publication Date: May 27, 2026
A new TMCF national assessment shows that HBCUs and PBIs are already producing major research value. The next question is
HBCUs Are Already Research Engines — Now America Must Build Their Capacity to Lead Read More »
As legal attacks force corporations to retreat from traditional DEI language, GDN Global can help build something stronger: transparent pathways
Africa’s first independence gave the continent flags. The second must give Africa control over production, value chains, markets, technology, and
Africa’s Second Wave of Independence: From Flags to Factories Read More »
A North Carolina-centered pathway for HBCU students, alumni, and Black communities to engage the AU Sixth Region and global Black
Why the NC Legislative Black Caucus Should Explore the NHBCUAAF–GDN Global Partnership Read More »
The African Union’s Sixth Region idea gives the diaspora a place in Africa’s future. RoFR can help turn that place
The Sixth Region Cannot Remain Symbolic: Why RoFR Gives the Diaspora a Working Role Read More »
