Coordination
Coordination of the activities and programs of diaspora leaders from different countries to promote the goals and objectives of the Assembly of World Diasporas, including charity and legislative initiatives.
Assembly of the World Diasporas connects leaders of communities and partners across the world — advancing dialogue, human rights and humanitarian cooperation.
Founded in 2014, the Assembly of the World Diasporas is an international nonprofit organization — Section 501(c)(3) — dedicated to bringing together leaders of ethnic communities, religious organizations, cultural institutions, humanitarian groups, and business networks from around the world.
Our mission is to strengthen cooperation among diverse communities, promote mutual understanding and respect, support humanitarian initiatives, protect human rights, and create opportunities for constructive dialogue and partnership.
Through public diplomacy, intercultural engagement, educational programs, humanitarian projects, and strategic cooperation, we strive to build bridges between peoples, cultures, and nations while advancing peace, tolerance, and shared prosperity.
We believe that diversity is a source of strength, and that collaboration among communities can help address many of the social, humanitarian, and economic challenges facing our world today.
Coordination of the activities and programs of diaspora leaders from different countries to promote the goals and objectives of the Assembly of World Diasporas, including charity and legislative initiatives.
Establishing, maintaining, and utilizing business contacts between diaspora leaders and diplomatic missions, as well as political, public, religious, and cultural organizations.
Providing strategic contacts and organizing cooperation between businesses of home countries and diasporas across various fields, including artificial intelligence, information technology, medicine, pharmacology, and more.
A garden of remembrance, heroism and peace at Queens Borough Hall — honoring the victims of the Holocaust and the valor of the Jewish people, for all generations.
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A Museum of Jewish Art in Chicago — a city of rich Jewish history — affirming the life, genius and resilience of the Jewish people and building bridges of culture and dialogue.
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An iconic Jewish landmark in Chicagoland honoring the victims of the Holocaust and the heroism of Jewish soldiers — a place of memory, dignity, and “A World without Hate.”
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A Museum of Jewish Diaspora Art in Israel — a living bridge of culture between Israel and the Diaspora, affirming the resilience, genius and unity of the Jewish people.
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A cultural center, interactive museum and Ukrainian restaurant in the heart of New York — telling the story of the historic ties between the United States and Ukraine.
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An international movement for tolerance and cooperation — connecting people, cities and cultures through public diplomacy and tourism.
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The first Jewish art museum in Ukraine — affirming the life, genius and heritage of the Jewish people in the heart of Europe.
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A memorial to the eleven Israeli athletes killed at the XX Olympic Games in Munich, 1972 — turning the Olympic flame into a living symbol of memory, life and solidarity against terror.
Read article →Whether you represent an organization or want to contribute as an individual, there are many ways to take part in our mission of dialogue and cooperation.