Coordination & Advocacy
Coordinating diaspora leaders across countries to advance the Assembly's goals — including charitable work and lawmaking.
A decade of humanitarian, cultural and human-rights work — from the Assembly's founding in 2014 to its projects and initiatives today.
The Assembly of the World Diasporas — founded in 2014 and registered in the United States as a nonprofit corporation under Section 501(c)(3) — unites leaders of ethnic communities, diasporas, religious denominations and business representatives living and working beyond their historical homelands. This international character defines everything we do.
The Assembly of the World Diasporas develops and supports humanitarian, cultural, educational, community and international-cooperation initiatives designed to strengthen relationships among communities and improve the quality of life for people around the world.
A cultural and educational space connecting heritage, dialogue, and diaspora identity across generations.
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Coordinating humanitarian assistance, medical relief, and partner-led aid initiatives in support of Ukrainian communities and displaced families.
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A memorial initiative honoring victims and heroes — preserving memory and educating future generations through remembrance and dialogue.
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Building and maintaining contacts between community leaders and diplomatic missions, political, public, religious and cultural organizations.
Providing strategic contacts and organizing cooperation for businesses of homelands and diasporas — including AI, IT, medicine and pharmacology.
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.