#DIASPORAVOICES
LIVE WEBCHAT Q&A
WEDNESDAY, March 8th, 2017
9:30 - 10:15AM EST
Streaming page:
ABOUT
THE WEBCHAT
On March 8th at 9:30am EST, the Secretary’s Office of Global
Partnerships (S/GP) and the Bureau of African Affairs at the U.S. Department of
State — alongside its International diaspora Engagement Alliance (IdEA) program
— will host #DiasporaVoices, a live-streamed interactive opportunity for
diaspora communities to engage with top diplomats and entrepreneurs via social
media.
We will discuss the importance of promoting
entrepreneurship in Africa, which is one of the best ways to boost Africa’s
economic growth, spur development and reduce poverty. It will also help bridge
diaspora initiatives with those taking place within the U.S. government.
This interactive webchat aims to explore how African
diaspora groups can partner with the United States in fostering
entrepreneurship and inclusive economic growth in their countries of heritage
by forging connections, coordinating resources, collaborating on programs,
gaining media exposure and more. Diaspora communities provide a strong and
valuable link between the U.S. and countries all over the world.
Participants may tweet questions and
comments before and during the chat, using the hashtag #DiasporaVoices.
Consider this your invitation to sit at the
table with leadership from the Bureau of African Affairs and other speakers
including:
●
Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Embassy Lusaka, Zambia, Janet Deutsch
Your question could be featured in an interactive chat
session, addressing leveraging diaspora groups to spur entrepreneurship and
inclusive economic growth.
To join the conversation, go to [share.america.gov/diaspora- voices-africa] on March 8th at 9:30AM EST/ 14:30 UTC.
TWITTER
#DiasporaVoices
@DiasporaIdea
@usembassytogo
@AsstSecStateAF
FACEBOOK
SAMPLE POST
Now’s your chance! On March 8th at 9:30 a.m. EST
you can join a live webchat called Diaspora
Voices that aims to explore how African diaspora groups can partner with the
United States in fostering entrepreneurship and inclusive economic growth in
their countries of heritage by forging connections, collaborating on programs,
coordinating resources and more. Diaspora communities provide a strong and
valuable link between the U.S. and countries all over the world.
Join us if you have:
-An interest in how the US government & African
diaspora groups have worked together in the past, particularly on promoting
business growth and opportunities.
-Questions for our diplomats covering that region about
how they effectively engage with diaspora groups.
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