FORBES: Diasporas Are Under-Tapped Resources For Global Development

  • Edward Ademolu

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Description

This skepticism towards NGOs among diaspora communities may be a result of the negative portrayal by communications and campaigns of international NGOs. Dr. Edward Ademolu focused his PhD study at the University of Manchester on representations of Africa by development agencies, and diaspora audiences.

His interviews with African diaspora in the UK show that diaspora generally feel alienated by the visual communications of the NGOs. “These representatives fail to move with the times, and to capture the interest of the diaspora communities,” said Dr. Ademolu.

Period29 May 2019

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  • TitleDiasporas Are Under-Tapped Resources For Global Development
    Media name/outletForbes
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited States
    Date29/05/19
    DescriptionThis skepticism towards NGOs among diaspora communities may be a result of the negative portrayal by communications and campaigns of international NGOs. Dr. Edward Ademolu focused his PhD study at the University of Manchester on representations of Africa by development agencies, and diaspora audiences.

    His interviews with African diaspora in the UK show that diaspora generally feel alienated by the visual communications of the NGOs. “These representatives fail to move with the times, and to capture the interest of the diaspora communities,” said Dr. Ademolu.
    URLhttps://www.forbes.com/sites/bonniechiu/2019/05/29/diasporas-are-undertapped-resources-for-global-development/#2fbc67f45faa
    PersonsEdward Ademolu

Research Beacons, Institutes and Platforms

  • Global inequalities

Keywords

  • global development
  • NGOs