#Eritrea-born Silicon Valley social entrepreneur Almaz Negash and her African Diaspora Network AfricanDiasporaNet are determined to move financial flows to the continent "beyond remittances." Profile by Julian Pecquet. theafricareport.com/297351/silicon…

Really appreciating the conversation about 'Beyond Remittances' in African diaspora networks with Almaz Negash AfricanDiasporaNet AFFORD UK & Global Diaspora Insights at @marmalade_io in the #SkollWF Skoll Foundation ecosystem

As we inch closer to the GFRID Summit (14-16 June), our esteemed guest and speaker Almaz Negash talks about the importance of the Summit & of advancing #remittances and #diaspora #investments in #Africa.  Join us for the Summit in #Nairobi: gfrid.org/registration/

Learn from Almaz Negash, featured in the The New York Times, on the power of the African Diaspora in economic development and change in the world. Register now, April 27- 28 tinyurl.com/LauderAfrica #Africa #AfricaFutures #development #equityandinclusion #entrepreneurship #africandiaspora

EDBF AfricanDiasporaNet Almaz Negash The others, including diasporas from Ghana, Kenya & Nigeria, can be found here: migrationpolicy.org/research/selec…

It's is about time! foreignaffairs.com/africa/africas…

ADN founder and executive director, Almaz Negash, joins the ‘Economic Development in Africa’ panel at UPenn on April 28 to explore the dichotomy between visions of Africa’s economic future, such as those pointing to the power of the African diaspora, foreign investment, and tech

Our 4th panel discussion is underway! Abdoulkadre Ado, Romi Bhatia, Almaz Negash, & Dr. Guevera Yao discuss modes and models of future #economic development in #Africa, including the power of the #AfricanDiaspora, tech, foreign investment & trade. Moderated by Daniel Cash.

Applications for Accelerating Black Leadership and Entrepreneurship (ABLE) Cohort 3 are now open! Join the next cohort of rising stars in Black entrepreneurship. Apply by June 14 at bit.ly/ApplyABLECohor… #BlackEntrepreneur #entrepreneurs

ADN celebrates Africa Day by spotlighting African changemakers, such as those involved in changing narratives, strengthening healthcare systems, and protecting our planet. To learn more about these changemakers, visit 100.newafricanmagazine.com #OurAfricaOurFuture #Africa #AU #OAU

Looking forward to the dialogue and action on #africa #diaspora #investments and going Beyond Remittances. AfricanDiasporaNet UN Sustainable Development Group 🇺🇳 African Union IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳

Very true. Africa's greatest resource is its people. The African diaspora are great philanthropists even though this is rarely talked about it says Almaz Negash. Great conversations about diaspora, investment, remittances and development happening #GFRID. WIDU.africa iko site.

Another challenge to add to African and other #women theguardian.com/environment/20…

Botswana Supplies the World With Diamonds. It Wants More of the Profits. nytimes.com/2023/06/29/wor…

How a Vast Demographic Shift Will Reshape the World nytimes.com/interactive/20…

ADN continued to change the narrative of diaspora investment at Lauder Institute’s Africa Futures Symposium, where Almaz Negash, Founder and Executive Director of ADN, spoke on the panel “African Economies Ahead: Aid, Trade, Debt & Diaspora." Learn more at africandiasporanetwork.org/beyond-remitta…

A beautiful story of resilience, perseverance, and optimism in the midst of a challenge- a life altering challenge. Very inspiring. His Mind Helped Rebuild New York. His Body Is Failing Him. nytimes.com/2023/09/06/nyr…

My heart goes out to thouse who vanished in the storm. And to the man who had the fforesight. theguardian.com/world/2023/sep…

In the eve of the UNGA meeting in NYC, here's another challenge to deal with. For the sake of history: in 1960, the GDP of Ghana and South Korea was the same. Crisis and Bailout: The Tortuous Cycle Stalking Nations in Debt nytimes.com/2023/09/18/bus…

President Biden announced the inaugural members of the President’s Advisory Council on African Diaspora Engagement in the U.S. within the Department of State. The twelve leaders have all played important roles in strengthening U.S.-Africa relations and shaping U.S. foreign policy toward