05 · Projects

Our Projects

Assembly of the World Diasporas (AWD) develops cultural, humanitarian, and memorial initiatives that support dialogue, dignity, and cooperation across communities.

Programs & Initiatives · 2026–2027

Our projects, programs and initiatives for 2026–2028.

Assembly of the World Diasporas (AWD) 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.

Continuing work to promote the Queens Holocaust and Heroism Memorial Garden, NY

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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Establishment of an American-Ukrainian Cultural Center and Relationship Museum

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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Promoting the Holocaust and Heroism Memorial Project in Chicagoland, IL

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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Museum of Jewish Diaspora Art in Ukraine, Kyiv

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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Museum of Jewish Diaspora Art in Israel

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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Museum of Jewish Diaspora Art in Chicago

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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Promotion of the Olympic Tree of Life Memorial Complex project in New York, Chicago, Israel and Switzerland

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.

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Establishment of the international humanitarian movement “Citizen of the World’s Cities”

An international movement for tolerance and cooperation — connecting people, cities and cultures through public diplomacy and tourism.

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Continuation of the Program to Provide Humanitarian and Charitable Assistance to Medical Institutions in Ukraine
Organization of meetings between community leaders and representatives of local, state, and federal government, ICE representatives, as well as elected officials at various levels of government and candidates for elected positions.
Research on ethnic groups and diasporas in the United States, establishing contacts with their leaders, and expanding cooperation.
Continuation of the Program to assist in identifying business development opportunities, establishing strategic contacts, establishing cross-border cooperation, ensuring access to institutional resources, as well as entering new markets and forming business partnerships, particularly for Ukrainian companies.
Creation of the Passage Community Club
Organization of a children’s summer camp at the Ukrainian Cultural Center of St. Andrew’s Church in Bloomingdale
Organization and conduct of community events for children of the Diaspora
Organization and conduct of Diaspora sports events: Freedom Cup and Independence Cup football tournaments
Our Values

Principles that guide our work.

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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.

02

Strategic Relations

Establishing, maintaining, and utilizing business contacts between diaspora leaders and diplomatic missions, as well as political, public, religious, and cultural organizations.

03

Cooperation

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.