Opening Doors Beyond Borders: Why HBCUs Should Deepen Their Engagement with NHBCUAAF and GDN Global
By Tony Grear May 20, 2026 For generations, Historically Black Colleges and Universities have represented more than institutions of higher […]
Diaspora Engagement
When Black America Looks to Africa, U.S.–Africa Relations Change
Why Black political power, Black media, HBCUs, business networks, and the African Union’s Sixth Region idea should reshape America’s relationship
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RoFR Needs a Gateway: Why ADDI and African Students Must Lead the Next Phase
The Sixth Region cannot remain symbolic. If the diaspora is part of Africa’s future, RoFR needs structure, ADDI needs to
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Beyond Remittances: How Diaspora Money Can Move From Family Support to Productive Investment
Why the next phase of diaspora engagement with Africa must be about ownership, enterprise, and long-term economic strategy April 24,
Year of Return: Why Burkina Faso Is Emerging as a New Diaspora Homecoming Story
By Peter Grear, with AI assistance April 22, 2026 For years, conversations about the African diaspora returning to the continent
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What the Sixth Region Means for Black Students
By Peter Grear with AI assistance March 2, 2026 For many Black students, college has long been framed as a
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