Sentence examples for diaspora working from inspiring English sources

Notably, they say: "We have Diaspora working, we like it, and it will be open-sourced on September 15th".

This confidence was also informed by the long history of Jamaican diaspora working as physicians and nurses in the health systems of Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Some partnerships already occur as a result of the efforts of African Diaspora scientists working in major academic US institutions, who, on an ad hoc basis, facilitate international partnerships in their countries of origin.

The government has relied as much on the goodwill of prominent businesspeople as it has on the wisdom of bureaucrats; it has also cast its net wider, focusing not just on luring back expats but also on putting the wealth and wisdom of the diaspora to work on behalf of the mother country.

If Civilitas is shut down, it would be a giant step backward not only in the fight for a less corrupt and more democratic Armenia, but also for all the members of the diaspora who work to make their motherland a better place, and for all those who believe in freedom of the press.

They are all Somalis from the diaspora, who worked abroad and have now come home to help.

Africans in the Diaspora (Aid) is working to fill this gap by pooling the diaspora's financial, human and intellectual resources to invest in African civil society organisations that are solving the biggest challenges in their communities.

4.43pm: I've just been speaking to Teddy Ruge who runs Project Diaspora, an American group working to "mobilise the African diaspora in the states to engaged with the continent".

Since then, the UK's tiny Yazidi diaspora has been frantically working to help the hundreds of thousands displaced around Iraqi Kurdistan and Turkey.

He was active on the Maidan, working with diaspora populations to fundraise for chai, soup, and bread, which became lifeblood of the revolution.

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