Sentence examples for diaspora organized from inspiring English sources

They had come to take part in a three-day conference on hip-hop from the Italian diaspora, organized by Joseph Sciorra of the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute at Queens College.

The Fowler's recent "Mami Wata: Arts for Water Spirits in Africa and Its Diaspora," organized by Henry John Drewal, was an object lesson in how exhibition design can be visually magnetic, object-centered and idea-clarifying; how it can deliver both a big thrill and a hard think.

Moustafa al-Sabagh, a businessman who helped the diaspora organize a considerable humanitarian relief effort, was named secretary general.

The biannual "Diaspora" meeting, organized since 2008 by the Romanian Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding UEFISCDII), aims to reunite expatriated and Romanian scientists to foster dialogue and international collaborations.

"The diaspora must organize to help us," Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive said last week at a conference in Montreal.

Hindus in the diaspora often organize Holi celebrations for their communities.

The Hazara diaspora has also organized protests in Norway, Sweden, the United Kingdom and several Australian cities. Afghanistan's Lower House has seen bitter debates between Hazara and Kuchi representatives, each blaming the other side for inciting violence and using the conflict for political gains.

Armenian diaspora organizations also supported the idea.

"Right from the beginning, most of the sisters understood the necessity, but that doesn't make it easier," said Sister Maria Salerno, part of the regional leadership team that looked at all the alternatives, made the hard decisions, consulted all the nuns and then organized the diaspora.

As a part of the study abroad program, which was organized by Diaspora Travel & Trade, I traveled to Cuba in 2016 for two weeks to study the Yoruba religion.

In the Puerto Rican Diaspora, groups are organizing too.