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Past Events

Registration: All participants must pre-register. To apply for financial support, civil society representatives should send this application (English | French | Español) to pfpad@un. org. Deadline for applications: 11:59 pm CET, 15 March 2023. Call for comments on issues to be considered for discussion at the second session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descendent: (English | French | Español).

WGEPAD country visit to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (18-27 January 2023, various cities)

Call for Civil Society Organizations to register to participate the First Session of the Permanent Forum, Geneva, 5-8 December 2022

UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent: Launch of the thematic report on Children of African descent (31 October 2022, UNHQ, New York)

During its 29th session, held in Geneva from 15 to 19 November 2021, the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descendent held closed discussions. During its 30th session, held in New York from 23 to 27 May 2022, the theme will be "Children of African Descent" and the report will be submitted to the Human Rights Council in Geneva on 3 October and to the UN Secretary-General. The General Assembly will convene in New York on October 31.

UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent: 30th public session on Children of African Descent (23-27 May 2022 UNHQ, New York, USA)

This thematic session will discuss the human rights situation of children of African descent worldwide. The session will have a wide-ranging discussion on the racism and inequality that children of African descent face in all areas of life, including justice, law enforcement, education, health, family life, development, and reparations for the legacies of enslavement, colonialism, and segregation.

VOICES: A Black History Month special event (22 February, 2022 2:00PM MT)

There are only three years left in the International Decade for People of African Descent. Voices of the Decade features eleven stories of women of African descent, providing a snapshot of the important and inspiring work that has been accomplished to advance the human rights of people of African descent around the world. The Voices of the Decade is a call and inspiration to all who work together towards recognition, justice, and development for people of African descent.

Commemoration of the first International Day for People of African Descent (31 August - 4 September 2021)

The International Day of People of African Descent (August 31) is celebrated for the first time this year to promote the extraordinary contributions of the African Diaspora around the world and to eliminate all forms of discrimination against people of African descent.

Costa Rica will host a series of exciting events from August 31 to September 4 in San José and Cahuita on the Caribbean coast.

The official ceremony will be held today in Sanhose in a hybrid format, with Deputy Secretar y-General, Human Rights Commissioner, Secretar y-General of UNFPA, and Vice President Costa Rica. The following few days of activities include hig h-level forums, economic and business forum for Afro Desmendent, testimony to racial justice and equality, dialogue with civil society to promote the rights of Afro Desmendent. Includes cultural scriptures for the launch of international day. At the closing ceremony of the drum dialogue with the Kawita Afro Costarican Community, the performance of artists in Japan and overseas, songs, and min i-documentaries will be released.

The event will be held in a mixed format of fac e-t o-face / online, with governments, international organizations, civil society organizations, academia, media, and African leaders around the world. The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) and the United Nations High Commissioner Office (OHCHR) have been led by the United Nations Global Communication Bureau.

Durban+20: Reflections on Youth and Racism Twenty Years later (30 July 2021, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. GMT+2)

South Africa Johannesburg University

The panel discussion aims to consider the current issues facing young people in Japan and world level. In this session, the focus is on how young people can be transformed in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the uprising of young Sowet, which opposes the racial apartheit regime. In addition, in order to show racism, racism, and a strong determination to fight the modern appearance, the "Mandela-Robinson" pledge adopted by the delegation at the Durban Conference, "Tolerance and diversity: In the 21st century: 21st century: 21st century. Based on the spirit of the vision, it tries to burn the hearts of young people again. Official ceremony will be held today in Sanhose in a hybrid format, with Deputy Secretar y-General, Human Rights Commissioner, Secretar y-General of UNFPA, and Vice President Costa Rica. The following few days of activities include hig h-level forums, economic and business forum for Afro Desmendent, testimony to racial justice and equality, dialogue with civil society to promote the rights of Afro Desmendent. Includes cultural scriptures for the launch of international day. At the closing ceremony of the drum dialogue with the Kawita Afro Costarican Community, the performance of artists in Japan and overseas, songs, and min i-documentaries will be released.

Side-Event of #Kwibuka27: How technology is being used to perpetuate hate and genocide denial and strategies to counter it (25 June 2021, 10:00-11:30 a.m. New York Time)

SEE US, HEAR US, COUNT US IN: Voices from the Decade for People of African Descent (23 July 2021, 8:00 a.m. - 9:20 a.m EST/7:00 a.m. - 8:20 a.m. Panama Time)

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Memory at risk: the importance of genocide archives for justice, remembrance, research and education (22 June 2021, Tuesday, 9:00 - 10:15 a.m. New York Time / 3:00 - 4:15 p.m. Paris Time)

Discussion of Episode 4 “New World Cultures”, of the series Enslaved: The Lost History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade (11 June, 12:00-1:30 p.m. New York Time)

South Africa Johannesburg University

ONLINE EVENT:12th Annual Global Student Conference on the transatlantic slave trade and slavery (10 June, 10:00-11:30 a.m. New York Time)

The panel discussion aims to consider the current issues facing young people in Japan and world level. In this session, the focus is on how young people can be transformed in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the uprising of young Sowet, which opposes the racial apartheit regime. In addition, in order to show racism, racism, and a strong determination to fight the modern appearance, the "Mandela-Robinson" pledge adopted by the delegation at the Durban Conference, "Tolerance and diversity: In the 21st century: 21st century: 21st century. Based on the spirit of the vision, it tries to burn the hearts of young people again. The official ceremony will be held today in Sanhose in a hybrid format, with Deputy Secretar y-General, Human Rights Commissioner, Secretar y-General of UNFPA, and Vice President Costa Rica. The following few days of activities include hig h-level forums, economic and business forum for Afro Desmendent, testimony to racial justice and equality, dialogue with civil society to promote the rights of Afro Desmendent. Includes cultural scriptures for the launch of international day. At the closing ceremony of the drum dialogue with the Kawita Afro Costarican Community, the performance of artists in Japan and overseas, songs, and min i-documentaries will be released.

Bill Traylor: Chasing Ghosts (10:00 a.m. EDT, 31 March 2021)

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Ending Slavery’s Legacy of racism: a global imperative for justice - still we rise (8:45 - 10:00 a.m. EDT, 25 March 2021)

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28th session of the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (virtual, 2:00-4:00 p.m. CET, 24-26 March 2021)

Would you like to participate in a virtual event to celebrate the middle review of "International 10 Years for Africa?" This side event is c o-sponsored by the Human Rights Commissioner Office (OHCHR), the United Nations Global Communication Bureau (UNDGC), and the UN Population Fund (UNFPA). The themes are as follows: "Look at us, we Listen to the voice, we count us. " In this program, UN officials declare the opening, music and cultural performances, short documentary, useful on e-o n-one interviews with related experts, and exciting communication campaigns with various African youths around the world. It is scheduled to start.

Enslaved: Episode 1 Cultures Left Behind (1:00 - 2:00 p.m. EDT, 24 March 2021)

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WGEPAD 28th virtual public session - Environmental Justice, the Climate Crisis and People of African Descent (4:00 - 6:00 p.m. CET, 23 March 2021)

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In Slavery’s Wake: a new global curatorial collaboration on slavery and the making of our world (10:00a.m. EDT, 22 March 2021)

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International Women’s Day 2021 - High Level event International Decade for People of African Descent (1pm-5pm 8 March and 6pm-8:30 pm 9 March 2021)

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This session will be broadcast live and archive (WebTv. Un. org). In this theme session, we discuss human rights solutions for environmental unfair, racial inequality, inequality protection, climate crisis and environmental racism on the unique effects of African people. In addition, we will comprehensively consider the various aspects of environmental racism and the climate crisis at the region and global level.

Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent Civil Society Consultation (14:00 - 16:00 CET, 5 March 2021)

For more information, please see the OHCHR 28th Working Group.

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Invitation virtual meetings: "Impact COVID-19 on people of African descent: Building back better" (7-9 December 2020)

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Peace Through Music: A Global Event for Social Justice (1 December 2020)

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WGEPAD 27th virtual session "The Urgency of Now: Systemic Racism and the Lessons of 2020" (30 November- 3 December 2020)

If you have any technical questions or registered questions, please contact the concierge@aspireartemis. org or wdregistration@aspireartemis. org by e-mail.

WGEPAD 26th session Regional meetings with civil society (23-25 November 2020)

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“Unveiling the Past” Panel Discussion (19 November 2020, 10:00 a.m.)

subscribe to the speaker list with AFRICANDESCENT @OHCHR. ORG. For more information about activities, see https: // ohchr. Org/en/isSues/racism/wgafricandescent/pages/wgepadindex.

The Legacy of African People and People of African Descent to Spain (7 October 2020, 17:30-19:30)

Participation recruitment, deadline: March 22, 2021 #fightracism #africandescent #wgepad Environmental justice, climate crisis and African people

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Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) - Most Influential 100 Recognition Week 2020 (2-5 October 2020)

In honor of Human Rights Day, a regional dialogue for Latin America and the Caribbean, "Covid-19's impact on people of African descent: building better," will be organized by Ohchr and UNFPA and supported by the Government of Costa Rica. The dialogue will take place under three themes of the International Decade for People of African Descent: RSVP Awareness Sheet: December 9, 2020 (11:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. CET) This year may be a year of celebration for the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, but here's a gift: a ticketless music event featuring over 100 artists from around the world. It will be exclusively available on the Playing for Change Facebook page on GivingTuesday at 12:00 p. m. PST/3:00 p. m. EST, Peace Through Music: Jack Johnson, Keith Richards, Mavis Staples, Peter Gabriel, Rhiannon Giddens, Ringo Starr, Robbie Robertson, Run the Jewels with Josh Home, Sheila E, Skip & Cedella Marley, War & the Treat, Yo-Yo Ma, and more. Special appearances will be made by Billie Eilish, Killer Mike, Megan Rapinoe with Sue Bird, Norman Lear, and the Sara Bearelys. The event, a collaboration between Playing for Change, an organization dedicated to connecting the world through music, and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), is presented by Corning® Gorilla® Glass and co-produced by Blackbird Presents, and calls for equality, recognition of human rights, and the elimination of racism and discrimination. Learn more

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IDPAD-Celebration of African Descent Heritage and Culture (Landesmuseum, Zürich, 26 September 2020)

The thematic session will build on the WGEPAD report COVID-19: Systemic Racism and Global Protests, and will also feature the mid-term review of the International Decade for People of African Descent and the DDPA20 The meeting will set the stage for the anniversary. It will also include discussions on key issues and priorities for the protection of the human rights of people of African descent, positive developments, good practices and ways of addressing systemic racism under international human rights law. At the end of the meeting, the Working Group will adopt conclusions and recommendations. A report on the meeting will be submitted to the UN Human Rights Council. Find out more

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Once Again-We Shall Overcome: COVID-19 and People of African Descent (23 July 2020, 9:00-10:30am)

The Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (WGEPAD) will hold its 26th meeting from 23-25 November 2020 to prepare for the mid-term review of the International Decade for People of African Descent and the 20th anniversary of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action next year. The Working Group is inviting people of African descent, civil society organizations, national human rights institutions, and independent national mechanisms addressing racism and equality institutions to participate in the regional open meeting. The aim is to strategize the way forward ahead of the International Decade for People of African Descent. Public Virtual Meeting RSVP WGEPAD If you would like to participate in the online discussion "Uncovering the Past", please fill out the registration form below. The event will take place on Thursday, 19 November 2020 at 10am. Organized by the Remember Slavery Project, Department of Global Communications, United Nations. This discussion will explore the importance of preserving the burial sites of people enslaved by the Transatlantic Slave Trade and the ethical questions and challenges faced by historians writing the history of the Transatlantic Slave Trade and the stories of men, women, and children murdered by the violence of slavery. Register here to attend.

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Mid-Decade Summit on the International Decade for People of African Descent (Thurgood Marshall Civil Rights Center, Washington, DC, 13 November 2019)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations.

Addressing negative racial stereotypes and stereotyping of people of African descent (New York, 31 October 2019)

African Voices Forum in partnership with Black Women Let Loose presents "Shades of our lives and inspirational women" (England, 25 October 2019)

For more information, see MIPAD's The Great Green Wall Impans discussion: October 5, 2020, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (RSVP, click here for Zoom meeting)

5th Annual Madiba Humanitarian Awards (New York City, 19 October 2019)

For more information, see MIPAD's The Great Green Wall Impans discussion: October 5, 2020, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (RSVP, click here for Zoom meeting)

Call for submissions: Working Group’s visit to Ecuador (14-18 October 2019)

Bigger Than Africa - Film Screening at the UN (ECOSOC Chamber, 6:30 pm-9:00 pm, 2 October 2019)

100 Most Influential People of African Descent - Class of 2019 Recognition Week (New York City, 27 September - 3 October 2019)

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ABFF Global Film Series (London, 27-29 September 2019)

For more information, see MIPAD's The Great Green Wall Impans discussion: October 5, 2020, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (RSVP, click here for Zoom meeting)

Black Communities: A Conference for Collaboration (9-11 September 2019)

This event is not sponsored or organized by the United Nations.

The 6th Annual Dia de la Afrodescendencia Salvadorena (Zacatecoluca, La Paz, El Salvador, 31 August 2019)

This event is not sponsored or organized by the United Nations.

Documenting Afriphobia, Structural and Institutional Racism (Northampton, United Kingdom, 27 July 2019)

MIPAD is a civil society initiative in support of the International Decade of People of African Descent. As a progressive network of relevant actors coming together in the spirit of recognition, justice and development for Africa and its people across the continent and the diaspora, MIPAD identifies high achievers of African origin in the public and private sectors around the world. For more information, please visit www. mipad. org.

5th Annual African Descent Festival (Thornton Park, Vancouver, 20-21 July)

For more information, see MIPAD's The Great Green Wall Impans discussion: October 5, 2020, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (RSVP, click here for Zoom meeting)

Roundtable on Afriphobia and Structural Racism (South West England, 11 July 2019)

This event was not organized or sponsored by the United Nations.

Model African Union Bayreuth Conference 2019, Germany (7-11 June 2019)

This is an interdisciplinary conference connecting scholars and black communities from around the world, with panel discussions, field tours, film screenings, workshops and keynote addresses. It is expected to bring together more than 600 people from the United States and abroad. The event is organized by the Kennan Institute for Private Enterprise and the African American Institute. Venue: Carolina Theatre, Durham, NC Call for proposals: http://blackcommunities. unc. edu/2019/index. php/call-for-proposals/

Consultation on the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent (Geneva, Switzerland, 10 May 2019)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations Location: Zacatecoluca, La Paz, El Salvador

Door of Return: Freetown, Sierra Leone (25 April - 2 May 2019)

This event is not organized or sponsored by UN Hour: Saturday, July 27, 2019, 11:00am-12:30pm Location: The University of Northampton, University Drive, Northampton, NN1 5PH Organized by: IDPAD Coalition UK in partnership with Salifu Dagarti Foundation and support from the University of Northampton Program: Registration, refreshments and networking took place in the discussion area from 10:30am-11:00am. Breakfast, lunch and snacks were provided from 10:00 a. m. - 12:30 a. m. - followed by a coffee reception and networking. The roundtable discussion was moderated by Dr. Marlene Ellis, Nana Asante, Haja Salif Dagharti and all members of the IDPAD Coalition UK Executive Board. The roundtable discussion concluded with an opportunity for evaluation and networking and sharing of contacts for the future. Any questions should be directed to sdf@salifudagarti. org.

UN to commemorate International Day of Remembrance of Victims of Slavery and Transatlantic Slave Trade (New York, 25 March 2019)

This event is not sponsored or organized by the United Nations.

Cultural event at UN Headquarters to highlight foods and music from the African diaspora (New York, 25 March 2019)

The event was not organized or sponsored by the United Nations; after a networking session from 14:00-14:30, the session started at 14:30. It was informal and targeted to participants from Bristol and the surrounding area. Discussions lasted up to an hour and a half from 14:30 to 16:00. The roundtable was organised by the Social Sciences and Research Group at the University of the West of England, Arnolfini City Campus, with the support of Dr Marlene Ellis, Haja Salifu Dagarti, Nana Asante and all members of the IDPAD Union UK Board.

100 Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) - 2ND Anniversary (March 25, 2019)

The 4th Bayreuth African Union Model Conference (BAYMAU19) was held at the University of Bayreuth, Germany, with the theme "Africa on the Move - Mobility, Identity and Citizenship Visions". For more information, see www. modelafricanunion. de.

Racism & Intersectionality Conference (Barcelona, Spain, 22 March 2019)

Hosted by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights In accordance with resolution A/RES/73/262 “Global call for concrete actions for the complete elimination of racism, racial discrimination and related intolerance”, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights convened a one-day consultation on the full implementation and follow-up of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action adopted by the General Assembly. The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights convened a one-day consultation on the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent in accordance with resolution A/RES/73/262 calling for concrete actions for the full implementation and follow-up of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action adopted by the General Assembly. Following further consultations with Member States and taking into account available conference room space, the one-day consultation on the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent was held on 10 May 2019 in Room VII of the Palais des Nations in Geneva. In accordance with UN General Assembly resolution A/RES/73/262, the consultations focused on "the modalities, formalities, substantive and procedural aspects of the Permanent Forum". Participant Registration Work Programme This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. It is a business and cultural heritage project organized by the Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) in collaboration with the UNESCO Slave Route Programme. For more information, please visit www. mipad. org/doorofreturn.

Afropean Bridges: Identity, Representation, Opportunities (Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy, 21-22 March 2019)

On the afternoon of March 25, 2019, a commemorative ceremony was held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, "International Day, which memorializes the victims of slavery and the Atlantic Slave Trade." The highlight is a commemorative session of the General Assembly held at the General Assembly Hall at 3:00 pm. At the meeting, the secretar y-general, the general chairman, and the member countries were made. The keynote speaker is Christopher Cojer, an artist from Trinidado Tobago. Participation in the commemorative meeting

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (21 March 2019)

From 6:00 pm to 8:30 on March 25, 2019, the Remember Slibring Project held an annual culture and cooking event with live performances in the Visitors Lobby. In the gathering, the dishes provided by member states and music from Africa and Africa's Diaspola were shown to explain the heritage of crossing the Atlantic Slave. Participation in cultural events

INVITATION: Meet Sandra Uwiringiyimana, author of “How Dare the Sun Rise” (New York, 21 March 2019)

Visit to Argentina by the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (11-18 March 2019)

This event is neither the United Nations or sponsored. RACE, which supports the "UN International 10 Years for African Residents" and is currently officially recognized by the African Union, is the entire Dia Spora. Celebrated the 2nd anniversary after being recognized by African African residents. See www. Mipad. org for details.

Side Event of the UN Commission for the Status of Women: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Women and Girls of African Descent (New York, 11 March 2019)

This event is not based on the United Nations or sponsored by Afro Fobbi a-Spanish Society Spain Education on the State of Pad in Spain the Way ForWard With Network of Women of African Descent (ENWAD) Sponsored by European Parliament's Intergroup Against Racism and Diversity (Ardi). Rsvp & amp; gt; & amp; gt; rsvp & amp; gt;

Call for data on the human rights situation of people of African descent (by 28 February 2019)

This event is neither the United Nations or providing funds. The Afro Piano Bridge is an international workshop aimed at discussing political, social, and cultural issues related to postcolonial relations between European and African countries and Afr o-European identity. For more information, please see https: // www. Afropeanbridges. Org/Programm e-2019/https: // hscif. Org/International-Workshop-AFRIDGES2019/.

Panel Discussion: People of African Descent and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Geneva, Switzerland, 27 February 2019)

Black Money Exhibit: World Currencies Featuring African, African-American, and African Diasporic History and Cultures (The Auburn Avenue Research Library, Georgia, 28 November 2018 - 22 February 2019)

Racial discrimination international day is celebrated every year on March 21.

Closing reception of the Black Money Exhibit (Auburn Avenue Research Library, Georgia, 20 February 2019)

The United Nations African Residents' Specialist Subcommittee has suspended the visit by Argentina from March 11 to 18, 2019. The visiting program is expected to include a meeting with government officials, state agencies, and civil society. Details about visiting Argentina. See Spanish annotation.

Visit to Belgium by the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (4-11 February 2019)

This event focuses on structural issues facing African women and girls, such as social protection and access to public services. In the panel discussion, renowned speakers, including minority issues, social protection, and governmen t-governmen t-governmen t-governmen t-governmen t-governmental experts, met together.

Juneteenth celebration (New York, 1 December)

The Africa n-related expert professional committee called on all stakeholders to submit data and analysis on the human rights status of African people. In accordance with the mission, the work group summarizes all available data and analysis (government and no n-government) to create a bass line report on the human rights status of African people. Guidance notebook of data request template

Being Black in the EU (Brussels, 28 November 2018)

This event is not planned or supported by the United Nations. Black money introduces banknotes that organize the stories, culture, politics, and experience of Africans and African residents around the world by theme. See https: // www. BlackmoneyExhibit. Com/.
The Consulat e-General of Atlanta Canada is a Canadian, c o-sponsored by the Overne Avenue Research Library and the Black Manner Exhibition, including the Viola Desmond, which appeared on bank tickets that are first issued as a Canadian woman. We held a historical panel discussion to explore the history and heritage of black pioneers. In 1946, Desmond, a successful business woman, was imprisoned because he refused to leave the area just for the movie theater. Her trial triggered racial equality throughout Canada. Click here for details of the Viola Desmond lecture. The UN African Residents' Specialist Subcommittee has suspended the visit by Argentina from March 11 to 18, 2019. The visiting program is expected to include a meeting with government officials, state agencies, and civil society. Details about visiting Argentina. See Spanish annotation.

The Africa n-related expert professional committee called on all stakeholders to submit data and analysis on the human rights status of African people. In accordance with the mission, the work group summarizes all available data and analysis (government and no n-government) to create a bass line report on the human rights status of African people. Guidance notebook of data request template

This event is not planned or supported by the United Nations. Black money introduces banknotes that organize the stories, culture, politics, and experience of Africans and African residents around the world by theme. See https: // www. BlackmoneyExhibit. Com/.

The Consulat e-General of Atlanta Canada is a Canadian, c o-sponsored by the Overne Avenue Research Library and the Black Manner Exhibition, including the Viola Desmond, which appeared on bank tickets that are first issued as a Canadian woman. We held a historical panel discussion to explore the history and heritage of black pioneers. In 1946, Desmond, a successful business woman, was imprisoned because he refused to leave the area just for the movie theater. Her trial triggered racial equality throughout Canada. Click here for details of the Viola Desmond lecture. The United Nations African Residents' Specialist Subcommittee has suspended the visit by Argentina from March 11 to 18, 2019. The visiting program is expected to include a meeting with government officials, state agencies, and civil society. Details about visiting Argentina. See Spanish annotation.
This event focuses on structural issues facing African women and girls, such as social protection and access to public services. In the panel discussion, renowned speakers, including minority issues, social protection, and governmen t-governmen t-governmen t-governmen t-governmen t-governmental experts, met together.
The Africa n-related expert professional committee called on all stakeholders to submit data and analysis on the human rights status of African people. In accordance with the mission, the work group summarizes all available data and analysis (government and no n-government) to create a bass line report on the human rights status of African people. Guidance notebook of data request template
This event is not planned or supported by the United Nations. Black money introduces banknotes that organize the stories, culture, politics, and experience of Africans and African residents around the world by theme. See https: // www. BlackmoneyExhibit. Com/.
The Consulat e-General of Atlanta Canada is a Canadian, c o-sponsored by the Overne Avenue Research Library and the Black Manner Exhibition, including the Viola Desmond, which appeared on bank tickets that are first issued as a Canadian woman. We held a historical panel discussion to explore the history and heritage of black pioneers. In 1946, Desmond, a successful business woman, was imprisoned because he refused to leave the area just for the movie theater. Her trial triggered racial equality throughout Canada. Click here for details of the Viola Desmond lecture.
The United Nations African Residents' Specialist Working Group visited Belgium from February 4 to 11, 2019. The visit of the work group was due to the invitation of the government, and the Human Rights Commissioner Office was the facilitator. The visiting program included a meeting with highly government officials, domestic agencies, and civil society. Click here for details on visits to Belgium.

This event is not planned or supported by the United Nations.

Human Rights Training for People of African Descent (Brussels, 26 – 28 November 2018)

Cécile Kyenge, European Congress, Freedom / Judicial / Internal Affairs Committee and Inter Group c o-chair against racism / diversity

Decenio Afro: Eleva Tus Aspiraciones (webchat, 3pm EDT, 14 November 2018)

Marine Bjoke, European Congress, Freedom / Judicial / Interior Committee and Inter Group members opposed to racism / diversity
What does a black man mean in the E U-FRA survey results
Michael Old Hati, EU Basic Rights Agency Secretary
Future Road-Opinions and Overall Discussions

Christie Edwards OSCE Democratic System / Human Right Office Tolerance / Discipline Deputy Director

The United Nations UN European Human Rights Africa Senior Fellow

4th Annual Madiba Humanitarian Award (New York City, 13 October 2018)

Esther Mamadu, African residents European Network Secretar y-General

2nd Anniversary of the International Decade for People of African Descent in Germany (Frankfurt, 5-6 October 2018)

Gislan Vedue, Condeil Représentatif Des Associations Noires, ant i-racing European Network Board of Board

"Black Panther" Film Screening at the United Nations (New York, 3 October 2018)

Rossarina Racheva, EU Basic Rights Senior Program Manager

100 Most Influential People of African Descent Under 40 - Class of 2018 Recognition Week (New York City, 28 September - 4 October 2018)

Tena Simonovi c-Einwalter, European Equity Site Network

The Need for Action Plans to Combat the Historical Inequalities Faced by Afrodescendants (New York City, 27 September 2018)

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Decenio Afro: Adelante (webchat, 3pm EDT, 26 September 2018)

The UN European Regional Human Rights Office will hold human rights training for people who live in EU member countries and are actively involved in promoting the rights of African people. The purpose of this training is to enable the participants to deepen their knowledge of the functions of the human rights system and use their systems and mechanisms to defend the human rights of African people. The purpose of this training is to acquire related skills in each country to promote the "International Ten Years for African Residents". Click here for the purpose, requirements, selection, and forms of training. Application Deadline: November 9, 2018 18:00 CEST The United Nations African Residents Expert Subcommittee visited Belgium from February 4 to 11, 2019. The visit of the work group was due to the invitation of the government, and the Human Rights Commissioner Office was the facilitator. The visiting program included a meeting with highly government officials, domestic agencies, and civil society. Click here for details on visits to Belgium.

African Union Continental Symposium on the Implementation of the International Decade for People of African Descent (Accra, Ghana, 18-20 September 2018)

This event is not planned or supported by the United Nations.
Cécile Kyenge, European Congress, Freedom / Judicial / Internal Affairs Committee and Inter Group c o-chair against racism / diversity

5th Annual Dia de la Afrodescendencia Salvadorena (Zacatecoluca, La Paz, El Salvador, 25 August 2018)

Marine Bjoke, member of the European Congress, Liberal, Judiciary, Interior Committee, and Inter Group members opposed to racism / diversity

African Descent Festival (Vancouver, Canada, 21-22 July 2018)

What does a black man mean in the E U-FRA survey results

Black Brazilian Film Festival (Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 18-20 July 2018)

Towards a UN Declaration on the Promotion and Full Respect of the Human Rights of People of African Descent (Geneva, 2 July 2018)

EU People of African Descent Week (Brussels, 14-17 May)

Future Road-Opinions and Overall Discussions

Afrodyssée: African Trends Market (Geneva, Switzerland, 12 May 2018)

Christie Edwards OSCE Democratic System / Human Right Office Tolerance / Discipline Deputy Director

Afropean Bridges: International workshop (Venice, Italy, 20 April 2018)

The United Nations UN European Human Rights Africa Senior Fellow

Familiar Faces, Unexpected Places: A Global African Diaspora (The New School, New York, 6 April 2018)

Esther Mamadu, African residents European Network Secretar y-General

International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade (25 March)

Gislan Vedue, Condeil Représentatif Des Associations Noires, ant i-racing European Network Board of Board

100 Most Influential People of African Descent Under 40 - Unveiling of Class of 2018 (Lagos, London, New York, 23-25 March 2018)

Tena Simonovi c-Einwalter, European Equity Site Network

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (21 March)

Tena Simonovi c-Einwalter, European Equity Site Network

22nd session of the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (Geneva, Switzerland, 19-23 March 2018)

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The UN European Regional Human Rights Office will hold human rights training for people who live in EU member countries and are actively involved in promoting the rights of African people. The purpose of this training is to enable the participants to deepen their knowledge of the functions of the human rights system and use their systems and mechanisms to defend the human rights of African people. The purpose of this training is to acquire related skills in each country to promote the "International Ten Years for African Residents". Click here for the purpose, requirements, selection, and forms of training. Application Deadline: November 9, 2018 18:00 CEST UN African Residents Expert Working Group visited Belgium from February 4 to 11, 2019. The visit of the work group was due to the invitation of the government, and the Human Rights Commissioner Office was the facilitator. The visiting program included a meeting with highly government officials, domestic agencies, and civil society. Click here for details on visits to Belgium.

IDPAD Summit 2018 (Georgetown, Guyana, 8-11 March 2018)

This event is not planned or supported by the United Nations.

African Diaspora Nation Launch of Programme of Action for the Decade (Atlanta, United States, 8 March)

Cécile Kyenge, European Congress, Freedom / Judicial / Internal Affairs Committee and Inter Group c o-chair against racism / diversity

Launch of UN Publication on Women and Girls of African Descent (Geneva, Switzerland, 8 March)

Marine Bjoke, European Congress, Freedom / Judicial / Interior Committee and Inter Group members opposed to racism / diversity

Africa Month (Guadeloupe, 2 February – 3 March 2018)

What does a black man mean in the E U-FRA survey results

Visit of the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (Spain, 19-26 February 2018)

Michael Old Hati, EU Basic Rights Agency Secretary

RAZAS: Workshop for ethnic diversity in the performing arts (Madrid, Spain, 10-11 and 17-18 February 2018)

Future Road-Opinions and Overall Discussions

Call for submissions on a “Framework for a Declaration on the promotion and full respect of human rights of people of African descent” (deadline 15 February 2018)

Christie Edwards OSCE Democratic System / Human Right Office Tolerance / Discipline Deputy DirectorThe United Nations UN European Human Rights Africa Senior Fellow.

Film screening: “Familiar Faces, Unexpected Places: A Global African Diaspora” (New York, 8 February 2018)

Esther Mamadu, African residents European Network Secretar y-General

National Black Canadians Summit (Toronto, Canada, 4-6 December 2017)

Gislan Vedue, Condeil Représentatif Des Associations Noires, ant i-racing European Network Board of Board

UN Fellowship Programme for People of African Descent (Geneva, Switzerland, 13 November - 1 December 2017)

Rossarina Racheva, EU Basic Rights Senior Program Manager

Will the UN's International Decade for People of African Descent 2015-2024 Achieve its Aims? (Harrow, United Kingdom, 20 November 2017)

Tena Simonovi c-Einwalter, European Equity Site Network

94th Session of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Geneva, Switzerland, 20 November - 8 December 2017)

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21st Session of the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent Fellowship Programme for People of African Descent (Geneva, Switzerland, 20 - 24 November 2017)

Regional meeting for Europe, Central Asia and North America (Geneva, Switzerland 23 - 24 November 2017)

Share practical ways for entrepreneurs to grow their businesses and raise capital.

AFRO! Photography Exhibition (Paris, France, 12-29 October 2017)

Explain how the financial sector is currently investing in and supporting businesses with Black female founders.

Film premiere of Familiar Faces/Unexpected Places: A Global African Diaspora (Washington, D.C., 18 October 2017)

Discuss the economic benefits of investing in businesses with Black female founders.
Present solutions to expand access to capital for entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds.
This webchat will be in Spanish.
Date & Time Wednesday, November 14th, 3:00pm (Japan time)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. The Bedford Stuyvesant Museum of African Art (BSMAA) annually hosts the Nelson "Madiba" Mandela Humanitarian Award ceremony, which honors individuals who embody the ideals and principles of Nelson Mandela. This year's award ceremony will be held under the theme "Education: A Powerful Weapon to Empower the World's Children". Sunday, October 13th, 2018, 7:00pm - 9:00pm Brooklyn Museum 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York

100 Most Influential People of African Descent under 40 (New York City, 26-27 September 2017)

In 2016, in cooperation with Engage Global, the 10th annual awards were launched at the federal level in Germany. The year has started. Its aim is to honour the social contributions of people of African descent. Black and African communities have belonged to Germany for centuries. However, this knowledge is not widespread and negative portrayals of people of African descent prevail in public speech. The presence of a strong black movement for decades has shaped black life and made them visible for the first time, but is little known to many people, nor the fact that people of African descent enrich German society with their diverse contributions. The two-day conference will discuss the achievements of the black movement and the implementation of the UN Decade for People of African Descent in Germany. 5 October 2018 17:00-21:00 6 October 2018 10:00-16:30 DGB-Gewerkschaftshaus Wilhelm-leuschner-straße 69-77 60329 Frankfurt AM Main Register by 3 October: Registration form Contact: jahrestag. pad@goomail.

UN expert group fact-finding visit to Guyana (Georgetown and Linden, Guyana, 2-6 October 2017)

A screening of the movie "Black Panther" was held at the UN headquarters. The Global Communication Bureau and the NGO, a celebrity of Africa n-based, were sponsored by the flag of the "10 Years International for African Residents". Many spectators gathered at the screening, explaining how a production designer Hanna Beacher appeared, explaining how her and her team had created a fictional African country Wakanda. In 2019, Beacher was the first African American to win the Academy Award for Production Design. For more information, see http: // www. Un. Un. Org/ja/events/AfricandescentDecade/assets/pdf/black%20panther. Pdf.

IDPAD Summit (Georgetown, Guyana, 9-12 October 2017)

This event is not based on the United Nations or sponsored. MOST Important People of African Descent (MIPAD) is an initiative in a civil society that supports "10 years for African residents". In order to unite the perceptions, justice, and development of Africa and the people of the African continent and Diaspola as a whole, it is an advanced network of relevant stakeholders and identifies highly African businesses in public and private sectors around the world. 。 See www. Mipad. org for details.

Nelson "Madiba" Mandela Humanitarian Award Presentation (New York City, 15 October 2017)

Sponsored by the Costa Rica Normal Department, Security / Equality / Human Rights Institute Westin Hotel, 212 East 42nd Street September 27, 2018 (Thursday) 15: 00-16: 30 Vice President and Foreign Affairs, Vice President Epsie Cambercostarica The United Nations Global Communication Secretary of the Minister of the Minister of Smile, the United Nations of the United Nations Dissemination Committee member Gay McDuugal, Rev. Mlylyho: Executive Director The United Nations Headquarters of the Executive Director Executive Director Black Panther] was held. The Global Communication Bureau and the NGO, a celebrity of Africa n-based, were sponsored by the flag of the "10 Years International for African Residents". Many spectators gathered at the screening, explaining how a production designer Hanna Beacher appeared, explaining how her and her team had created a fictional African country Wakanda. In 2019, Beacher was the first African American to win the Academy Award for Production Design. For more information, see http: // www. Un. Un. Org/ja/events/AfricandescentDecade/assets/pdf/black%20panther. Pdf.

West Indies Solidarity Weekend (St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, 2-3 September 2017)

Xtra African History & Reasoning Sessions (London, UK, 20 March - 28 August 2017)

Sponsored by the Costa Rica Normal Department, Security / Equality / Human Rights Institute Westin Hotel, 212 East 42nd Street September 27, 2018 (Thursday) 15: 00-16: 30 Vice President and Foreign Affairs, Vice President Epsie Cambercostarica The United Nations Global Communication Secretary of the Minister of the Minister of Smile, the U N-Hyan Standards Dissemination Committee members Gay McDuugal, Rev. Mulillyo Moderator: Carlos, Equality, Humanization International Research Institute Executive Director UN Headquarters. The screening was held. The Global Communication Bureau and the NGO, a celebrity of Africa n-based, were sponsored by the flag of the "10 Years International for African Residents". Many spectators gathered at the screening, explaining how a production designer Hanna Beacher appeared, explaining how her and her team had created a fictional African country Wakanda. In 2019, Beacher was the first African American to win the Academy Award for Production Design. For more information, see http: // www. Un. Un. Org/ja/events/AfricandescentDecade/assets/pdf/black%20panther. Pdf.

4th Annual Día de la Afrodescendencia Salvadoreña (Zacatecoluca and Ereguayquin, El Salvador, 26-27 August 2017)

African Descent Festival (Vancouver, Canada, 22-23 July 2017)

1st Anniversary of the International Decade for People of African Descent in Germany (Berlin, Germany, 22 June 2017)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Decenio Afro People of African descent make up about one-third of the population, but are significantly underrepresented in government and leadership roles. Recent elections in Costa Rica and Barbados saw the election of the first African woman as vice president and the first female prime minister, respectively. While these achievements suggest there is room to address the issue, they also raise further questions: What barriers exist to greater political participation, for both voters and candidates? What barriers exist to greater political participation, for both voters and candidates? And what best practices can we learn from the experiences of countries in the United States and elsewhere in the region? This webchat will answer these questions and more. Viewers can submit questions on the show website (https://share. america. gov/es/decenioafro/) or on Twitter using the show hashtag #Adelante. The show will be in Spanish with closed captions. Date & Time Wednesday, September 26, 2013 at 3:30pm EDT: 3:00pm Click here to join the webcast.

2ª Muestra Itinerante de Cine Africano - MUICA (Colombia, 3 May - 10 June 2017)

Concept Note

African History Month UK Network Launch (London, UK, 13 May 2017)

Work Program

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Theme "Celebrating and Honoring El Salvador's African and Indigenous History" Location: Plaza José Siméon Cañas, Zacatecoluca, La Paz, El Salvador Supported by: Office of the Mayor of Zacatecoluca, Department of Culture of the President of El Salvador, Humanitas, AFROES (African Indigenous Peoples of El Salvador), and others.

Rock against Racism: How Music and Culture Can Build Unity (London, UK, 5 June 2017)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. The African Descent Festival aims to celebrate the cultural diversity of people of African descent living in Vancouver while at the same time recognizing and promoting solidarity among all ethnic groups and communities. The event focuses on activating public spaces and offering diverse programming that connects stakeholders who engage with African descent residents. More information: http://www. africandescentfestival.

Afro-Latino Festival (New York City, 7-8 July 2017)

This event is not sponsored or funded by the United Nations.

2ª Muestra Itinerante de Cine Africano - MUICA (Colombia, 3 May - 10 June 2017)

Concept Note

Rock against Racism: How Music and Culture Can Build Unity (London, UK, 5 June 2017)

African History Month UK Network Launch (London, UK, 13 May 2017)

Work Program

African and Proud? (London, UK, 22 April 2017)

On March 25, "International Day, which memorializes the victims of slavery and the Atlantic Slave Trade," provides an opportunity to commemorate those who have suffered and died of cruel slavery. International Day also aims to increase the awareness of today's racism and prejudice. This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. The European Union (EU) will hold the first African residents' week in the European Assembly. This is an important initiative to raise awareness of 15 million African residents living in Europe and discuss solutions to deal with racist discrimination and violence they face. This week is composed of a series of events by experts, activists, and policy proprietors, and the European Assembly ant i-racism / diversity, the Atlantic Ocean Transferring Minority Minority Political Leader Meeting, ant i-racism European Network (ENAR). The meeting (Eoto) c o-sponsored. For more information, & amp; gt; & amp; gt?
Organizer: AFRODYSSEE Date: May 12, 2018, 12:00 pm, and later in the evening, a place with transfer: AFRODYSSEE: Fashion, Market Place, Exhibition, Exhibition Details, including 35 African designers www. AFRODYSSEE Please see . ch.
The purpose of AFROPEAN BRIDGES is to open discussions on the results of Africa and EU's partnerships and focus on social and cultural issues related to postcolonial relations between European and African countries. This international workshop will be hosted by the University of Venice, the University of Venice, in cooperation with NGO PROGRESSI in the framework of the activities of the International Humanities and Social Fluctuation Center. For details, please contact http: // www.
At this screening, there is a discussion with Documentary Director Sheila Walker and UN Caribbean Communist Obsorber A. Missuri Shama n-Peter Ambassador Peter. If you would like to participate, please see the EVENTBRITE page.
On March 25, "International Day, which memorializes the victims of slavery and the Atlantic Slave Trade," provides an opportunity to commemorate those who have suffered and died of cruel slavery. International Day also aims to increase the awareness of today's racism and prejudice. This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. The European Union (EU) will hold the first African residents' week in the European Assembly. This is an important initiative to raise awareness of 15 million African residents living in Europe and discuss solutions to deal with racist discrimination and violence they face. This week is composed of a series of events by experts, activists, and policy proprietors, and the European Assembly ant i-racism / diversity, the Atlantic Ocean Transferring Minority Minority Political Leader Meeting, ant i-racism European Network (ENAR). The meeting (Eoto) c o-sponsored. For more information, & amp; gt; & amp; gt?
Organizer: AFRODYSSEE Date: May 12, 2018, 12:00 pm, and later in the evening, a place with transfer: AFRODYSSEE: Fashion, Market Place, Exhibition, Exhibition Details, including 35 African designers www. AFRODYSSEE Please see . ch.
The purpose of AFROPEAN BRIDGES is to open discussions on the results of Africa and EU's partnerships and focus on social and cultural issues related to postcolonial relations between European and African countries. This international workshop will be hosted by the University of Venice, the University of Venice, in cooperation with NGO PROGRESSI in the framework of the activities of the International Humanities and Social Fluctuation Center. For details, please contact http: // www.

At this screening, there is a discussion with Documentary Director Sheila Walker and UN Caribbean Communist Obsorber A. Missuri Shama n-Peter Ambassador Peter. If you would like to participate, please see the EVENTBRITE page.

Model African Union (Madrid, Spain, 24-26 April 2017)

On March 25, "International Day, which memorializes the victims of slavery and the Atlantic Slave Trade," provides an opportunity to commemorate those who have suffered and died of cruel slavery. International Day also aims to increase the awareness of today's racism and prejudice.

Afrodyssée African Trends Corner (Geneva, Switzerland, 28-29 April 2017)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) is a civil society initiative supporting the International Decade for People of African Descent. MIPAD identifies high achievers of African descent in the public and private sectors around the world as a progressive network of stakeholders united in the spirit of recognition, justice and development for the people of the continent and the diaspora. For more information, please visit www. mipad. org.

Twentieth Session of the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (Geneva, Switzerland, 3-7 April 2017)

The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is celebrated annually on 21 March. In 1966, the General Assembly proclaimed the day and called on the international community to redouble its efforts to eliminate all forms of racial discrimination (resolution 2142 (XXI)). For more information, please visit www. idpadsummit.

Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent Civil Society Consultations (Geneva, Switzerland, 5 April 2017)

The summit, supported by the Government of Guyana, will bring together people of African descent from around the world to assess current challenges, propose solutions and set goals for 2024. For more information, please visit https://www. idpadsummit.

Interactive Conference (London, UK, 25 March 2017)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. United Nations Programme on African Descent

100 Most Influential People of African Descent under 40 (Lagos, Nigeria, 25 March 2017)

In her shoes Nozipho Joyce Mxakatoo-Diseko Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of South Africa to the United Nations Office in Geneva and other international organisations Alvaro Bello Professor, Centre for Social Sciences and Humanities Research, University La Frontera, Chile Zakiya Carr Johnson President, ODARA Solutions, an independent non-governmental organisation, United States Sonia Viveros Padilla Director, Social and Cultural Development Fund, Ecuador https://reg. unog. ch/event/23854/

Nigerian Artist Visit (Accra, Ghana, 3 March 2017)

Discussion on the International Decade for People of African Descent and its impact on French-Caribbean speakers: Speaker: Marie-Evelyne Pétrus-Barry, Member of the UN Working Group on People of African Descent February 7th, 7pm, at the Guy Tirolien Library, Grand-Bourg-de-Marie-Galante February 15th, 7pm, at the Morne-à-Laux Library, Guadeloupe Free admission, open to the public. More information and the full program at https://associationracines. com.

Fact-finding mission to Germany by UN expert group on people of African descent (20 to 27 February 2017)

The UN Working Group on People of African Descent will make its first official visit to Spain from February 19th to 26th, 2018, to assess the human rights situation of people of African descent in the country. "We will collect information on forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia, Afrophobia and related intolerance in order to assess the overall human rights situation of people of African descent in Spain," said Sabelo Gumetze, current head of the group of experts. The Working Group's delegation, visiting the country at the invitation of the Government, will visit Madrid, Barcelona, Almería and Ceuta, meeting Government representatives, concerned communities, civil society organisations and those working on the issue of racism and racial discrimination. Together with human rights experts Marie-Eveline Petrus-Barry and Ricardo Sunga, Gumetze will also study measures taken to prevent racism and protect victims of racism and hate crimes, mechanisms for the protection, integration and inclusion of migrants and refugees, and responses to the various forms of discrimination that specific groups of African descent may face. The Working Group will present a report with the following findings:

Seminar on International Decade for People of African Descent: Access to Justice (2-3 February 2017, Toronto, Canada)

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Black View, a Spanish African artist and actor community, will hold a series of workshops in February to promote ethnic diversity in art. See below for details: www. LajovenCompania.

Young Peoples’ Take on the International Decade for People of African Descent (Greater London, UK, 19 December 2016)

The 22nd period of the “Promotion and Respect for Africa's Blood in Africa” is a declaration on the “Promotion and Respect for Africa's Blood in Africa” to be held in Geneva on March 19 to 23, 2018. It will be used to prepare for the interpretation of the inte r-governmental work group. As part of the preparatory work, the work group is from all stakeholders on the scope of "Declaration of the promotion of human rights of people who draw blood in Africa and the complete respect", especially the basic human rights and concrete security that should include a declaration draft. I would be grateful if you could give me your opinion. In addition, in international, regional and domestic documents, the specific human rights of African people are approved through the mechanism of international, regional, and domestic institutions. It will be useful. This information should be sent to the WGEPAD Secretariat in the ant i-identification section of the UN Geneva Human Rights Commissioner Office ( e-mail: AFRICANDESENT@Ohchr. org). In order for your post to be considered at the 22nd Working Group, it is necessary to accept the following documents.

Film Night on the occasion of Human Rights Day (UNHQ, New York, 8 December 2016)

Until February 15, 2018

Opening remarks

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Short films followed by a discussion with:

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. With the cooperation of the Toronto Public Library, Fondation Michaëlle Jean Foundation, Federation of Black Canadians/ La Fédération descanadient noIrs, hundreds of African residents and hundreds of people will meet. Details: https: // www. Eventrite. KETS-39738043558 This event is the United Nations Not sponsored or sponsored. Black View, a Spanish African artist and actor community, will hold a series of workshops in February to promote ethnic diversity in art. See below for details: www. LajovenCompania.

Making the UN International Decade for People of African Descent Work for Us (London, UK, 12 November 2016)

The 22nd period of the "Promotion and Respect for Africa's Blood in the African blood in Africa" will be held in Geneva on March 19-23, 2018. It will be used to prepare for the interpretation of the inte r-governmental work group. As part of the preparatory work, the work group is from all stakeholders on the scope of "Declaration of the promotion of human rights of people who draw blood in Africa and the complete respect", especially the basic human rights and concrete security that should include a declaration draft. I would be grateful if you could give me your opinion. In addition, in international, regional and domestic documents, the specific human rights of African people are approved through the mechanism of international, regional, and domestic institutions. It will be useful. This information should be sent to the WGEPAD Secretariat in the ant i-identification section of the UN Geneva Human Rights Commissioner Office ( e-mail: AFRICANDESENT@Ohchr. org). In order for your post to be considered at the 22nd Working Group, it is necessary to accept the following documents.

"Mixed Blessings" book reading and talk (London, UK, 8 November 2016)

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This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. With the cooperation of the Toronto Public Library, Fondation Michaëlle Jean Foundation, Federation of Black Canadians/ La Fédération descanadient noIrs, hundreds of African residents and hundreds of people will meet. Details: https: // www. Eventbrite. Ca/E/The-The-The-The-The-The-The-Nations-Black-Canadians-Summit-Moving-Forward-Le-Sommet-Pancanadien-Des-COMMUNAUTES-T ICKETS-39738043558 This event sponsored by the United Nations or It is not to support. Black View, a Spanish African artist and actor community, will hold a series of workshops in February to promote ethnic diversity in art. See below for details: www. LajovenCompania.
The 22nd period of the "Promotion and Respect for Africa's Blood in the African blood in Africa" will be held in Geneva on March 19-23, 2018. It will be used to prepare for the interpretation of the inte r-governmental work group. As part of the preparatory work, the work group is from all stakeholders on the scope of "Declaration of the promotion of human rights of people who draw blood in Africa and the complete respect", especially the basic human rights and concrete security that should include a declaration draft. I would be grateful if you could give me your opinion. In addition, in international, regional and domestic documents, the specific human rights of African people are approved through the mechanism of international, regional, and domestic institutions. It will be useful. This information should be sent to the WGEPAD Secretariat in the ant i-identification section of the UN Geneva Human Rights Commissioner Office ( e-mail: AFRICANDESENT@Ohchr. org). In order for your post to be considered at the 22nd Working Group, it is necessary to accept the following documents.
Until February 15, 2018
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“A Sound Mind II: Mental Health and Youth” (Toronto, Canada, 12 November 2016)

Hosted by: Office of the High Commissioner Date and location: 3 November - 1 December 2017, Geneva, Switzerland What we will do: The African Descent Fellowship Programme provides participants with intensive learning opportunities to deepen their understanding of the UN human rights system, instruments and mechanisms, with a focus on issues specific to African descent. The Fellowship Programme will better equip participants to contribute to the protection and promotion of political, policy, economic, social and cultural rights of people of African descent in their respective countries. For more information, see below.

Events in Jamaica (29 May - 20 November 2016)

Ocho Rios Jazz Festival

Organizer: Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Date and Venue: 20 November - 8 December 2017, Palais Wilson, 1st floor meeting room, Geneva, Switzerland What we do: The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), an independent expert committee that monitors the implementation by States Parties of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. During its 94th session, the Committee will consider reports from eight countries: Algeria, Australia, Belarus, Jordan, Serbia and Slovakia. For more information, see http://tbinternet. ohchr. org/layouts/treatybodyexternal/sessiondetails1. aspx? sessionid=1139n.

Organized: Human Rights Commissioner Office Date / Venue: November 20-24, 2017, Geneva What: The African Expert Working Group was eliminated racist discrimination in Durban in 2001 After the World Conference, it was established on April 25, 2002 by the Human Rights Committee at the time. It is composed of five independent experts. See http: // www. Ohchr. Ohchr. Ohchr. Org/en/isSUES/Racism/wgafricandescent/pages/wgepadindex. ASPX. Sponsor: Human Rights Commissioner Office Date / Venue: November 20-24, 2017, Geneva What: Africa n-related expert professionals were held in Durban in 2001 After the elimination of the species, it was established by the Human Rights Committee on April 25, 2002. It is composed of five independent experts. See http: // www. Ohchr. Ohchr. Ohchr. Org/en/isSUES/Racism/wgafricandescent/pages/wgepadindex. ASPX. Organized: Human Rights Commissioner Office Date / Venue: November 20-24, 2017, Geneva What: The African Expert Working Group was eliminated racist discrimination in Durban in 2001 After the World Conference, it was established on April 25, 2002 by the Human Rights Committee at the time. It is composed of five independent experts. See http: // www. Ohchr. Ohchr. Ohchr. Org/en/isSUES/Racism/wgafricandescent/pages/wgepadindex. ASPX.

Calabash Literary Festival

Organized by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and Space: The meeting will take place from 23 to 24 November 2017 in Room XIX of the Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland. Background and objectives of the meeting International Decade for the People of Africa The Decade for the People of Africa (2015-2024), adopted by the General Assembly, is an opportunity to analyze and improve the human rights situation and well-being of the people of Africa, one of the population groups most affected by racism and discrimination. By combating racism, the Decade will also strengthen democracy, the rule of law and equality in societies. In 2014, the General Assembly adopted a Programme of Activities in resolution 69/16, identifying objectives and outlining concrete actions to be taken within the three themes of the International Decade: recognition, justice and development. As part of the awareness campaign for the International Decade, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights will organize five regional conferences. These meetings will highlight trends, priorities and obstacles at national and regional level to the effective implementation of the Programme of Action. They are also an opportunity to exchange good practices. The first meeting in Latin America and the Caribbean is expected to take place in the first half of the year. Organized by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and Outer Space: The meetings will take place from 23 to 24 November 2017, in Room XIX, Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland. Background and objectives of the meeting International Decade for the Peoples of Africa The Decade for the Peoples of Africa (2015-2024), adopted by the General Assembly, is an opportunity to analyze and improve the human rights situation and well-being of the people of Africa, one of the population groups most affected by racism and discrimination. By fighting racism, the Decade will also strengthen democracy, the rule of law and equality in societies. In 2014, the General Assembly adopted the Programme of Work in resolution 69/16, identifying objectives and outlining concrete actions to be taken within the three themes of the International Decade: recognition, justice and development. As part of the awareness campaign for the International Decade, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights will convene five regional conferences. These will focus on trends, priorities and obstacles at national and regional level to the effective implementation of the Programme of Work. The conferences will also be an opportunity to exchange good practices. The first meeting for the Latin America and Caribbean region is scheduled to take place in the first half of this year. Organized by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and Outer Space: The meetings will take place from 23 to 24 November 2017, in Room XIX of the Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland. Background and objectives of the meeting The International Decade for the People of Africa (2015-2024), adopted by the General Assembly, is an opportunity to analyze and improve the human rights situation and well-being of the people of Africa, one of the population groups most affected by racism and discrimination. By combating racism, the Decade will also strengthen democracy, the rule of law and equality in society. In 2014, the General Assembly adopted the Programme of Work in resolution 69/16, identifying objectives and outlining concrete actions to be taken within the three themes of the International Decade: recognition, justice and development. As part of the awareness campaign for the International Decade, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights will organize five regional conferences. These conferences will focus on trends, priorities and obstacles at national and regional level for the effective implementation of the Programme of Work. The conferences are also an opportunity to exchange good practices. The first meeting for the Latin American and Caribbean region is scheduled to take place in the first half of this year.

Tru-Juice Cross-Country 5K Race

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Organizer: Maison des métallos session: October 12 to 29, 2017 Venue: Maison des Metallos ｜ 94 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 PARIS, France For more information, please see AFRO! Photo exhibition flyer (French)

Racers Grand Prix (Track and Field)

Aphrodia Spola Executive Director Sealer Sealer Walker

Caribbean Fashion Week

Omima David, UN Remember Slavuri Program Focal Point

Kingston on the Edge Urban Arts Festival (KOTE)

National African American History Cultural Museum Curator Ariana A. Curtis

Green Run

Betilde Muno s-Pogosian OAS Social Contents Director

CPL T20 (Regional) Cricket Championships

In addition, from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, an exhibition "Remember slavery, justice, and development" will be exhibited by the United Nations to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the program.

Jamaica International Invitational Masters Tournament

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. See www. Mipad. org for details.

Portland Jerk Festival

Sponsor: UN African Residents' Specialist Working Committee Schedule: October 2-6, 2017: The UN Expert Working Group on Gaiana African people from October 2 to 6, 2017 to Giana We will conduct official visits and investigate the human rights status of African people in the country. The group's representatives will visit George Town and Linden to meet individuals, related communities, civil society, racism and racism issues. From 2:30 pm on October 6 (Fri), a press conference to share prize surveys of representatives at the UN Office of Gaiana (42 Brickdam & Amp; UNITED NATIONS PLACE, STAROEK, Georgetown). Is opened. Participation in a press conference is limited to journalists only. For more information about work groups, such as mandate and activities, please see the website of the same subcommittee.

Little Ochi Seafood Carnival

This event is not planned or sponsored by the United Nations. The Summit aims to evaluate the current status of African people and set goals for 2024. See below for details: www. IDpadsummit. This event is not due to the United Nations sponsored or sponsored. Organizer: Maison des métallos session: October 12 to 29, 2017 Venue: Maison des Metallos ｜ 94 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 PARIS, France For more information, please see AFRO! Photo exhibition flyer (French)

Reggae Sumfest

Aphrodia Spola Executive Director Sealer Sealer Walker

Jamaica Festival

Omima David, UN Remember Slavuri Program Focal Point

Denbigh Agri-Industrial Show

National African American History Cultural Museum Curator Ariana A. Curtis

Breds Treasure Beach T20 Cup (Cricket Tournament)

Betilde Muno s-Pogosian OAS Social Contents Director

Port Antonio Marlin Tournament

In addition, from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, an exhibition "Remember slavery, justice, and development" will be exhibited by the United Nations to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the program.

Merritone Homecoming and Reunion

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. See www. Mipad. org for details.

One World Ska & Rocksteady Music Festival

Hook & Line Canoe Tournament

This event is not planned or sponsored by the United Nations. The Summit aims to evaluate the current status of African people and set goals for 2024. See below for details: www. IDpadsummit. This event is not due to the United Nations sponsored or sponsored. Organizer: Maison des métallos session: October 12 to 29, 2017 Venue: Maison des Metallos ｜ 94 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 PARIS, France For more information, please see AFRO! Photo exhibition flyer (French)

Restaurant Week

Aphrodia Spola Executive Director Sealer Sealer Walker

Annies Revenge Golf Tournament

Omima David, UN Remember Slavuri Program Focal Point

Marcus Garvey: An Overview of His Life, Influence & Legacy (Wembley, UK, 31 October 2016)

National African American History Cultural Museum Curator Ariana A. Curtis

As Long As You're of African Heritage. (London, UK, 23 October 2016)

In addition, from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, an exhibition "Remember slavery, justice, and development" will be exhibited by the United Nations to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the program.

How can the International Decade work for us? (Accra, Ghana, 14 October 2016)

International Meeting "Ten Years to Take Action" (UNESCO, Paris, 19 September 2016)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Every October, the Bedford Stuyvesant Museum of African Art (BSMAA) presents the Nelson "Madiba" Mandela Humanitarian Award, which honors individuals who embody the ideals and principles of Nelson Mandela. This year's awards ceremony will be held under the theme "Education: A Powerful Weapon to Empower the Children of the World." Sunday, October 15, 2017, 3:00-5:30 PM. Brooklyn, NY. Venue and ticket information to be announced. This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Organized by: Umoja Caribbean Union, Inc., Virgin Islands Youth Support Coalition Date: Sunday, October 15, 2017, 3-5pm: Time: St. Croix Educational Complex and Midre Cummings Park Description: Established in 1964, West Indies Solidarity Day aims to promote economic and social development. It also highlights the importance of the International Decade of People of African Descent. The weekend will culminate with a commemorative ceremony at the Arch Monument site of the St. Croix Educational Complex. For more information, please contact umojacaribbeanunion@gmail. com. This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. The Bedford-Stuyvesant Museum of African Art (BSMAA) hosts the Nelson "Madiba" Mandela Humanitarian Award every October, which honors individuals who embody the ideals and principles of Nelson Mandela. This year's awards ceremony will be held under the theme "Education: A Powerful Weapon to Empower the Children of the World". Sunday, October 15, 2017, 3:00-5:30 PM. Brooklyn, New York. Venue and ticket information to be announced.

International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition (23 August 2016)

African Descent Festival (Vancouver, Canada, 22 - 23 July 2016)

This event is not sponsored or organized by the United Nations. Organizers: Umoja Caribbean Union, Inc., Virgin Islands Youth Support Coalition Date: Sunday, October 15, 2017, 3:00-5:00 PM: Time: St. Croix Educational Complex and Midre Cummings Park Content: Established in 1964, West Indies Solidarity Day aims to promote economic and social development. It will also highlight the importance of the "International Decade for People of African Descent". The weekend will culminate with a commemorative ceremony at the site of the Arch Monument at the St. Croix Educational Complex. For more information, please contact umojacaribbeanunion@gmail. com. This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Every October, the Bedford Stuyvesant Museum of African Art (BSMAA) presents the Nelson "Madiba" Mandela Humanitarian Award, which honors individuals who embody the ideals and principles of Nelson Mandela. This year's awards ceremony will be held under the theme "Education: A Powerful Weapon to Empower the Children of the World." Sunday, October 15, 2017, 3:00-5:30 PM. Brooklyn, NY. Venue and ticket information to be announced. This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Organized by: Umoja Caribbean Union, Inc., Virgin Islands Youth Support Coalition Date: Sunday, October 15, 2017, 3-5pm When: St. Croix Educational Complex and Midre Cummings Park Description: Established in 1964, West Indies Solidarity Day aims to promote economic and social development. It also highlights the importance of the International Decade of People of African Descent. The weekend will culminate with a commemorative ceremony at the site of the Arch Monument at the St. Croix Educational Complex. For more information, contact umojacaribbeanunion@gmail. com.

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Organizer: HARROW BHM Group/BTWSC/AFRICAN Stories Revied/Harrow Mencap Date: March 20, 2017 (Mon) 18: 30-20: 30, BESSBOROUGH ROAD , London What to do HA1 3EX, UK: Akoben Awards sponsored by AKOBEN AWARDS by partnership between BTWSC/AFRICAN HISTORIES REVISITED and HARROW MENCAP. The session is free and will be held for generations from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm on an irregular Monday. The schedule of 2017 is as follows: March 20, 201 7-African Identity Through The Media Lens (Ade Banjoko) Expressing African identity in the media and an impact on young African people Discussion and discussion 。 Introducing this problem and specific methods to change the story. April 3, 2017-Focusing on the liberation activities of Las Sea More McLean (Shango Baku), the activities of Las Sea More as Rasta False, who confronted Ethiopia in the release of a book looted by Ethiopia Supplements and leads after the screening. 17 APRIL 201 7-Avril Nanton A This event is not due to the United Nations sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Organizer: HARROW BHM Group/BTWSC/AFRICAN Stories Revied/Harrow Mencap Date: March 20, 2017 (Mon) 18: 30-20: 30, BESSBOROUGH ROAD , London What to do HA1 3EX, UK: Akoben Awards sponsored by AKOBEN AWARDS by partnership between BTWSC/AFRICAN HISTORIES REVISITED and HARROW MENCAP. The session is free and will be held for generations from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm on an irregular Monday. The schedule of 2017 is as follows: March 20, 201 7-African Identity Through The Media Lens (Ade Banjoko) Expressing African identity in the media and an impact on young African people Discussion and discussion 。 Introducing this problem and specific methods to change the story. April 3, 2017-Focusing on the liberation activities of Las Sea More McLean (Shango Baku), the activities of Las Sea More as Rasta False, who confronted Ethiopia in the release of a book looted by Ethiopia Supplements and leads after the screening. 17 APRIL 201 7-Avril Nanton Avril Nanton A is not due to the United Nations sponsored or sponsored by the United Nanton. Organizer: HARROW BHM Group/BTWSC/AFRICAN Stories Revied/Harrow Mencap Date: March 20, 2017 (Mon) 18: 30-20: 30, BESSBOROUGH ROAD , London What to do HA1 3EX, UK: Akoben Awards sponsored by AKOBEN AWARDS by partnership between BTWSC/AFRICAN HISTORIES REVISITED and HARROW MENCAP. The session is free and will be held for generations from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm on an irregular Monday. The schedule of 2017 is as follows: March 20, 201 7-African Identity Through The Media Lens (Ade Banjoko) Expressing African identity in the media and an impact on young African people Discussion and discussion 。 Introducing this problem and specific methods to change the story. April 3, 2017-Focusing on the liberation activities of Las Sea More McLean (Shango Baku), the activities of Las Sea More as Rasta False, who confronted Ethiopia in the release of a book looted by Ethiopia Supplements and leads after the screening. 17 APRIL 201 7-Avril Nanton a

Launch of the International Decade for People of African Descent in Germany (7 June 2016)

Relationship with the Versailles Peace Conference. May 29, 201 7-Highlighting African Herstory (Nana Assante) Nana focuses on women who worthwhile Africa, who worth benefits. August 21s t-August 23, 2017 Do not forget: African resistance to slavery (Kwaku) We are in commemoration of the international day of Africa's resistance that opposes slavery As an individual, we will hold a roundtable discussion focusing on PEOPLE'S PEOPLE FORWARD as a group. August 2 8-August 31, 2017 Memories: The day to look back on the history of Africa (Kwaku) We focus on African Month UK @ 30 to commemorate the 4th African history. Masu. Firs t-fre e-For application, see www. Harrowbhm. Eventbrite. com. This event is not planned or sponsored by the United Nations. "Celebration and praise the history of the Africa of El Salvador" schedule: August 26-27, 2017 Venue: Elsarvador, Sakateko Luca, Elegaikin location: El Salvador, La Paz, Sakateko Luca, Jose Simeon Cabaca Squarica ・ De La Salvador and Afroz (El Salvado r-African Interpriser Committee) are sponsored.

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. The African Resident Association BC Dates: African Descente Festival will provide performances and education opportunities through music festivals held in British Colombia, promoting excellent art, culture, music and speech. See www. AfricandescentFestival. com for details. Relationship with the Versailles Peace Conference. May 29, 201 7-Highlighting African Herstory (Nana Assante) Nana focuses on women who worthwhile Africa, who worth benefits. August 21s t-August 23, 2017 Do not forget: African resistance to slavery (Kwaku) We are in commemoration of the international day of Africa's resistance that opposes slavery As an individual, we will hold a roundtable discussion focusing on PEOPLE'S PEOPLE FORWARD as a group. August 2 8-August 31, 2017 Memories: The day to look back on the history of Africa (Kwaku) We focus on African Month UK @ 30 to commemorate the 4th African history. Masu. Firs t-fre e-For application, see www. Harrowbhm. Eventbrite. com.

Women of African descent – at the intersection of race and gender (29 April 2016)

This event is not planned or sponsored by the United Nations. "Celebration and praise the history of the Africa of El Salvador" schedule: August 26-27, 2017 Venue: Elsarvador, Sakateko Luca, Elegaikin location: El Salvador, La Paz, Sakateko Luca, Jose Simeon Cabaca Squarica ・ De La Salvador and Afroz (El Salvado r-African Interpriser Committee) are sponsored.
This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. The African Resident Association BC Dates: African Descente Festival will provide performances and education opportunities through music festivals held in British Colombia, promoting excellent art, culture, music and speech. See www. AfricandescentFestival. com for details. Relationship with the Versailles Peace Conference. May 29, 201 7-Highlighting African Herstory (Nana Assante) Nana focuses on women who worthwhile Africa, who worth benefits. August 21s t-August 23, 2017 Do not forget: African resistance to slavery (Kwaku) We are in commemoration of the international day of Africa's resistance that opposes slavery As an individual, we will hold a roundtable discussion focusing on PEOPLE'S PEOPLE FORWARD as a group. August 2 8-August 31, 2017 Memories: The day to look back on the history of Africa (Kwaku) We focus on African Month UK @ 30 to commemorate the 4th African history. Masu. Firs t-fre e-For application, see www. Harrowbhm. Eventbrite. com.
This event is not planned or sponsored by the United Nations. "Celebration and praise the history of the Africa of El Salvador" schedule: August 26-27, 2017 Venue: Elsarvador, Sakateko Luca, Elegaikin location: El Salvador, La Paz, Sakateko Luca, Jose Simeon Cabaca Squarica ・ De La Salvador and Afroz (El Salvado r-African Interpriser Committee) are sponsored.

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. The African Resident Association BC Dates: African Descente Festival will provide performances and education opportunities through music festivals held in British Colombia, promoting excellent art, culture, music and speech. See www. AfricandescentFestival. com for details.
Sponsored by: German Federation Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid Committee Schedule: June 22, 2017: German Federal Congress Contents: Germany and European African series because Germany plays an important role in the European Union (EU) It is an important opportunity for people. Karamba Diabie-Vice Chair Kinot Mactar Land-Ei-Doumenti Declaration and the Effective Immission of Action Plan, Official Director General of the Inter-Affairs Subcommittee, OHCHR's Independent Organization Moctar Kamara-German and African Community Highest Council TAHIR DELLA-Germany in Germany ・ Black Initiative JASMIN EDING-Adefras in Germany, Young African Association in Germany-Racism and Racial Profilion Judy Gummich IAS discussion session end Later, a social gathering is scheduled.
This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Organized: OTRO SUR Date: May 3 to June 10, 2017 The 2nd African Film Showcase (MUICA 2017) was held during the African Cultural Heritage Site in Colombia, Bogota (5 Monthly 3-9th), Cali (May 10th to 16th), Cartagena (May 24-31), Providencia (June 2 to 10) Independent movie theaters, universities, and cultural centers , Library, school, and community. Astronauts, vampires, electric guitars, immigrants, travelers, revolutionists, forcians, mysterious leaders, ethnic minorities, evangelists, etc. of this film festival and 20 works: African films and Diaspola movies It is the hero. See http: // Otrosur. Org for details. sponsored: German Federal Human Rights / Humanitarian Aid Committee Date: June 22, 2017 Location: German Federal Congress: Germany and Europe because Germany plays an important role in the European Union (EU) This is an important opportunity for African people. Karamba Diabie-Vice Chair Kinot Mactar Land-Ei-Doumenti Declaration and the Effective Immission of Action Plan, Official Director General of the Inter-Affairs Subcommittee, OHCHR's Independent Organization Moctar Kamara-German and African Community Highest Council TAHIR DELLA-Germany in Germany ・ Black Initiative JASMIN EDING-Adefras in Germany, Young African Association in Germany-Racism and Racial Profilion Judy Gummich IAS discussion session end Later, a social gathering is scheduled.
This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Organized: OTRO SUR Date: May 3 to June 10, 2017 The 2nd African Film Showcase (MUICA 2017) was held during the African Cultural Heritage Site in Colombia, Bogota (5 Monthly 3-9th), Cali (May 10-16), Cartagena (May 24-31), Providencia (June 2 to 10), independent movie theaters, universities, and cultural centers , Library, school, and community. Astronauts, vampires, electric guitars, immigrants, travelers, revolutionists, forcians, mysterious leaders, ethnic minorities, evangelists, etc. of this film festival and 20 works: African films and Diaspola movies It is the hero. See http: // Otrosur. Org for details. Sponsored by: German Federation Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid Committee Schedule: June 22, 2017: German Federal Congress Contents: Germany and European African series because Germany plays an important role in the European Union (EU) It is an important opportunity for people. Karamba Diabie-Vice Chair Kinot Mactar Land-Ei-Doumenti Declaration and the Effective Immission of Action Plan, Official Director General of the Inter-Affairs Subcommittee, OHCHR's Independent Organization Moctar Kamara-German and African Community Highest Council TAHIR DELLA-Germany in Germany ・ Black Initiative JASMIN EDING-Adefras in Germany, Young African Association in Germany-Racism and Racial Profilion Judy Gummich IAS discussion session end Later, a social gathering is scheduled.
This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Organized: OTRO SUR Date: May 3 to June 10, 2017 The 2nd African Film Showcase (MUICA 2017) was held during the African Cultural Heritage Site in Colombia, Bogota (5 Monthly 3-9th), Cali (May 10-16), Cartagena (May 24-31), Providencia (June 2 to 10), independent movie theaters, universities, and cultural centers , Library, school, and community. Astronauts, vampires, electric guitars, immigrants, travelers, revolutionists, forcians, mysterious leaders, ethnic minorities, evangelists, etc. of this film festival and 20 works: African films and Diaspola movies It is the hero. See http: // Otrosur. Org for details.
This event is not sponsored or organized by the United Nations. Organizer: Africans for JC Values & amp; BTWSC/African Histories Review Date: Saturday, 13 May 2017, 12:30pm-4:30pm Location: Unite the Union Building, 128 Theobalds Road, London WC1X 8TN, London, UK What we will do: From Black History Month to African History Month - 30 Years of Progress: A chance to hear about how Black History Month was introduced in the UK, where it stands today and where it should go, especially as it celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. Also, the role of history in addressing the UN International Decade for People of African Descent. 12:30-13:00 Reception/Refreshments, 25 Years in Review Video 1:00-1:20 pm. Welcome 13:20-14:20 Africa/Black History Month Videos 2:20-3:20 pm From Black History Month to African History Month: 30 Years of Dialogue 3:20-4:00 pm Presentation by African History Expert/Launch of the African History Network in the UK & amp; amp; African History @ 30/#AHMUK30 Campaign 4:00-4:30 pm Refreshments, Networking & Integration - Books, African History Experts will introduce the programs they will be running as part of African History Month @ 30. Commitment to the International Decade for People of African Descent - Learn about the African Jubilee Year Proclamation and its role in introducing Black History Month 30 years ago - Learn about the hub to discover where African history events are taking place Participation in the month is free: register at www. AfricanHistoryPlus.

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Organised by: Harrow BHM Group/Akoben Awards in association with RE:IMI (Race Equality: In Music Industry)/BritishBlackMusic. com/Black Music Congress When: 18:00-20:00, Monday 5 June 2017 Where: Harrow Mencap, 1st Floor, 3 Jardine House, Harrow Business Village, Bessborough Road, Harrow, London HA1 3EX, UK What we'll do: Musician Dave Randall, author of Sound System - The Political Power of Music, will tell the story of the Rock Anti-Racism Movement (RAR) and highlight the role that music and culture can play in the fight against racism. Admission: Free - register at www. BBM. eventbrite.

This event is not based on the United Nations or sponsored. Sponsored by: New York Afro Latino Festival Date: New York Afro Latino Festival praise the contribution of African people from Latin America and Caribbean to New York and World Culture. This festival, which is celebrating its fifth time, focuses on the contribution of women throughout Dia Spola. This summer cultural event is attracting not only business, academic and local leaders, but also a wide range of artists from Japan and overseas. This festival, such as meeting, cooking presentations, art showcases, etc., introduces important work, values and issues for the Afro Latino Community. See www. Afrolatinofestnyc. com for details.

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Organized: OTRO SUR Date: May 3 to June 10, 2017 The 2nd African Film Showcase (MUICA 2017) was held during the African Cultural Heritage Site in Colombia, Bogota (5 Monthly 3-9th), Cali (May 10-16), Cartagena (May 24-31), Providencia (June 2 to 10), independent movie theaters, universities, and cultural centers , Library, school, and community. Astronauts, vampires, electric guitars, immigrants, travelers, revolutionists, forcians, mysterious leaders, ethnic minorities, evangelists, etc. of this film festival and 20 works: African films and Diaspola movies It is the hero. See http: // Otrosur. Org for details.

This event is not based on the United Nations or sponsored. Organizer: HARROW BHM Group/AKOBEN AWARDS Related: IMI (Race Equality: in The Music Industry)/BritishBlackmusic. com/Black Music Conference Date and time ) 6 pm to 8:00 pm: 2017 Monday, June 5th, 18:30 to 20:30, the musician, Dave Landor, the author of the Sound Syste m-The Political Power of Music, "Rock Against Racism" (Rock Against Racism : RAR) Talk about the story of the movement and emphasize the role of music and culture in the struggle with racist discrimination. Firs t-fre e-Application is www. Bbm. Eventbrite.

This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Sponsor: Africans for JC Values & Amp; Btwsc/African Histories Review Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 12:30 P M-16:30PM. Venue: Unite The Union Building, 128 Theobalds Road, London WC1X 8TN, London, UK What to do: African History Month-30 Years of History-30 Years I have a chance to ask what kind of situation, where to go, and what should be this year, especially this year. In addition, the role of history in working on the United Nations "International Ten Years for African Residents". 12: 30-13: 00 Reception / Refreshing, looking back in video 1: 00-1: 20 PM. Welcome 13:20-14:20 Africa / Black History Month Video 2: 20-3: 20: 20: 20: 20 30 years of dialogue from black history month to African History 3: 20-4: 00 PM Presentation by African History Expert/Launch of African History Network in the UK & amp; AMP; AFRICAN HISTORY @ 30/#AHMUK30 Campaign 4:0 0-4: 30 PM refreshment, networking, integration

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (21 March 2016)

-The books, Africa's historical experts will introduce the programs conducted as part of "African History Month@30". Learn about African Jubili years and its role in the introduction of the black history month 30 years ag o-Efforts for African Jubil i-10 Year s-African Residents' Efforts- Efforts for African residents "10 Years International" Initiative s-African 1 0-year registration is www. Africanhistoryplus.

Women of African Descent: Shaping Racial Identity (23 March 2016)

Sales of books, DVDs, and food

Exhibit: Africans in India (17 February - 30 March 2016)

International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade (25 March 2016)

Learn about "10 years international for African residents"

KingstOOn Animation Conference and Film Festival (12-13 March 2016)

Listen to the conscious and powerful music "Listen to Music 4 Causes".

African Diaspora International Film Festival: Black History Month Film Series (26 February 2016)

Let's deepen our knowledge of African history with a simple quiz
Learn about the role of the African Sacred Year Declaration and the introduction of the black history month 30 years ago.
Use African Voices: Quotations by People of African Descent (African Voice: African Immigration Collections) Inspired by the African continent and its Diaspora African quotes.

UN expert group's fact-finding visit to the United States (19 to 29 January 2016)

Stimulate your imagination in theater and argue about identity.

Exhibit on the International Decade for People of African Descent (11 to 22 January 2016)

Admission: 5 pounds / 10 pound s-Application is www. Africanhistoryplus.
This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Sponsored by Kwanza (African Student Association) This event, which will be held as the first African union model at a university in Spain, deepens the Africa and its systems through diplomacy, tolerance, and peaceful negotiations. It is an opportunity to do. In these discussions, we aim to find solutions to all problems that affect the African continent, its citizens and Diasupola, such as climate change, terrorism, inequality, and poverty. Students who wish to participate as a representative can apply from http: // bit. LY/2O1GWPT. For more information, please email to asocionkwanza@gmail. com or (+34) 631452513. This event is not due to the United Nations sponsored or sponsored. Sponsored by Kwanza (African Student Association) This event, which will be held as the first African union model at a university in Spain, deepens the Africa and its systems through diplomacy, tolerance, and peaceful negotiations. It is an opportunity to do. In these discussions, we aim to find solutions to all problems that affect the African continent, its citizens and Diasupola, such as climate change, terrorism, inequality, and poverty. Students who wish to participate as a representative can apply from http: // bit. LY/2O1GWPT. For more information, please email to asocionkwanza@gmail. com or (+34) 631452513. This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Sponsored by Kwanza (African Student Association) This event, which will be held as the first African union model at a university in Spain, deepens the Africa and its systems through diplomacy, tolerance, and peaceful negotiations. It is an opportunity to do. In these discussions, we aim to find solutions to all problems that affect the African continent, its citizens and Diasupola, such as climate change, terrorism, inequality, and poverty. Students who wish to participate as a representative can apply from http: // bit. LY/2O1GWPT. For more information, please email to asocionkwanza@gmail. com or (+34) 631452513.
This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Sponsor: AFRODYSSée Dates: AFRODYSSée 2017 has delighted many diverse audiences with a refreshing and decorative program. Grand Marche was attended by more than 34 exhibitors selected for its kno w-how and high quality proposals. Through discussions and workshops by theme, we promoted the "International 10 Years 2015-2024 for African residents". Panel discussions on the media and minorities are moderated by French journalists and activists, Rokuhaya Dialo, and Maccar Lduier (UN Human Rights Commissioner Office), Nashira El More Dem (BONDYBLOG), Nao Cholish (Monde). Dypromatique journalists) and Memona Hinterman (journalist, French audience council) participated. The speakers discussed various forms of discrimination and solutions to deal with them. Blogger Fatou N'DIAYE and Freddie Harrel have held a sel f-esteem workshop. Several women, mainly African women, shared their personal life experience, and it was a dense and emotional time. This event is not due to the United Nations sponsored or sponsored. Sponsor: AFRODYSSée Dates: AFRODYSSée 2017 has delighted many diverse audiences with a refreshing and decorative program. Grand Marche was attended by more than 34 exhibitors selected for its kno w-how and high quality proposals. Through discussions and workshops by theme, we promoted the "International 10 Years 2015-2024 for African residents". Panel discussions on the media and minorities are moderated by French journalists and activists, Rokuhaya Dialo, and Maccar Lduier (UN Human Rights Commissioner Office), Nashira El More Dem (BONDYBLOG), Nao Cholish (Monde). Dypromatique journalists) and Memona Hinterman (journalist, French audience council) participated. The speakers discussed various forms of discrimination and solutions to deal with them. Blogger Fatou N'DIAYE and Freddie Harrel have held a sel f-esteem workshop. Several women, mainly African women, shared their personal life experience, and it was a dense and emotional time. This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Sponsor: AFRODYSSée Dates: AFRODYSSée 2017 has delighted many diverse audiences with a refreshing and decorative program. Grand Marche was attended by more than 34 exhibitors selected for its kno w-how and high quality proposals. Through discussions and workshops by theme, we promoted the "International 10 Years 2015-2024 for African residents". Panel discussions on the media and minorities are moderated by French journalists and activists, Rokuhaya Dialo, and Maccar Lduier (UN Human Rights Commissioner Office), Nashira El More Dem (BONDYBLOG), Nao Cholish (Monde). Dypromatique journalists) and Memona Hinterman (journalist, French audience council) participated. The speakers discussed various forms of discrimination and solutions to deal with them. Blogger Fatou N'DIAYE and Freddie Harrel have held a sel f-esteem workshop. Several women, mainly African women, shared their personal life experience, and it was a dense and emotional time.
Hosted by: Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Date: April 3-7, 2017 Location: Palais des Nations, Room XXI, United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland What: This session, titled "Leaving one behind, people of African descent and the Sustainable Development Goals," will be used to 1) advocate for the prioritization of people of African descent in the work towards achieving the SDGs, and 2) develop simple operational guidelines for use by stakeholders (governments, the UN, civil society) on how to prioritize people of African descent, a particularly discriminated group, at all stages of SDG implementation. See below for more details.

Regional Meeting for Latin America and the Caribbean (3- 4 December 2015)

Hosted by: Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017, 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm Location: A civil society consultation will be held during the 20th session of the Working Group of Experts on People of African descent (WGEPAD). The objective of the consultation is to explore new and innovative ways for the Working Group to collaborate with civil society organizations to strengthen its work; to explore today’s key challenges of racism and civil society responses to combat them; civil society’s engagement with the Working Group to date; and recommendations on priority human rights issues for the Working Group to focus on over the next three years. A live webcast will be available at webtv. un. org. Find out more here.

"Confronting the Silence: Perspectives and Dialogue on Structural Racism against people of African Descent Worldwide (3 November 2015)

This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Organizer: IDPAD Coalition UK Date and Time Saturday, 25 March 2017, 10:30am-5:00pm Location The United Nations Decade for People of African Descent (2015-2024) is a catalyst for people of African descent to come together and address challenges that affect their communities. The dialogue meeting on 25 March 2017 will provide the time and space to begin a conversation about the change we want to see in 2024. Admission: Free - To register, visit www. bit. ly/IDPADIConf.

This event is not based on the United Nations or sponsored. The official announcement of the most influential person (MIPAD) initiative and the MIPAD 2017 ranking announcement. See www. Mipad. org for details.

The United Nations Public Relations Center in Akura is a Nigerian artist, Femi, as part of a project that promotes "10 years (IDPAD) for African residents" to emphasize the great contribution of African residents to society. ・ Invited Caker. As part of the "Renaissance Mission in 1000 Cities" project, Coker visited Ghana with the longest hat with a length of 300 feet and 9 inches in diameter. For more information
The United Nations African Residents' Expert Subcommittee will officially visit the country for the first time from February 20 to 27, 2017 to investigate the human rights status of African residents in Germany. The group of the group visits the country with the invitation of the government is Berlin, drawing, Dresden, Frankfurt, Cologne, Visbaden, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, and related communities, related communities, citizen social organizations, racism, racial. Meet with individuals working on discrimination. A press conference to share the preliminary survey results of the delegation will be held at 13:00 on February 27 (Monday) at the Federal Press Conference Room for Schiffbauerdam 40, 10117 Berlin (Corner of Reinhardtraße). Entering a press conference is limited to journalists. The Expert Working Subcommittee on Africa was established by the Human Rights Committee on April 25, 2002 after the Racial Discrimination World Council held in Durban in 2001. Ricardo A. Sunga III (Philippine) Current Chairman = Reporter, Michael Barcellsac (Poland), D. Sunga III (Poland), D. Sungga (Netherlands) Current Director = Reporter's 5 independent expert It is composed of. Mireille Fanon Mendes-France (France), Sabelo Gumedze (South Africa), AHM (Netherlands). This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. The official announcement of the most influential person (MIPAD) initiative and the MIPAD 2017 ranking announcement. See www. Mipad. org for details.

The United Nations Public Relations Center in Akura is a Nigerian artist, Femi, as part of a project that promotes "10 years (IDPAD) for African residents" to emphasize the great contribution of African residents to society. ・ Invited Caker. As part of the "Renaissance Mission in 1000 Cities" project, Coker visited Ghana with the longest hat with a length of 300 feet and 9 inches in diameter. For more information

The United Nations African Residents' Expert Subcommittee will officially visit the country for the first time from February 20 to 27, 2017 to investigate the human rights status of African residents in Germany. The group of the group visits the country with the invitation of the government is Berlin, drawing, Dresden, Frankfurt, Cologne, Visbaden, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, and related communities, related communities, citizen social organizations, racism, racial. Meet with individuals working on discrimination. A press conference to share the preliminary survey results of the delegation will be held at 13:00 on February 27 (Monday) at the Federal Press Conference Room for Schiffbauerdam 40, 10117 Berlin (Corner of Reinhardtraße). Entering a press conference is limited to journalists. The Expert Working Subcommittee on Africa was established by the Human Rights Committee on April 25, 2002 after the Racial Discrimination World Council held in Durban in 2001. Ricardo A. Sunga III (Philippine) Current Chairman = Reporter, Michael Barcellsac (Poland), D. Sunga III (Poland), D. Sungga (Netherlands) Current Director = Reporter's 5 independent expert It is composed of. Mireille Fanon Mendes-France (France), Sabelo Gumedze (South Africa), AHM (Netherlands). This event is not based on the United Nations or sponsored. The official announcement of the most influential person (MIPAD) initiative and the MIPAD 2017 ranking announcement. See www. Mipad. org for details.
The United Nations Public Relations Center in Akura is a Nigerian artist, Femi, as part of a project that promotes "10 years (IDPAD) for African residents" to emphasize the great contribution of African residents to society. ・ Invited Caker. As part of the "Renaissance Mission in 1000 Cities" project, Coker visited Ghana with the longest hat with a length of 300 feet and 9 inches in diameter. For more information
The United Nations African Residents' Expert Subcommittee will officially visit the country for the first time from February 20 to 27, 2017 to investigate the human rights status of African residents in Germany. The group of the group visits the country with the invitation of the government is Berlin, drawing, Dresden, Frankfurt, Cologne, Visbaden, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, and related communities, related communities, citizen social organizations, racism, racial. Meet with individuals working on discrimination. A press conference to share the preliminary survey results of the delegation will be held at 13:00 on February 27 (Monday) at the Federal Press Conference Room for Schiffbauerdam 40, 10117 Berlin (Corner of Reinhardtraße). Entering a press conference is limited to journalists. The Expert Working Subcommittee on Africa was established by the Human Rights Committee on April 25, 2002 after the Racial Discrimination World Council held in Durban in 2001. Ricardo A. Sunga III (Philippine) Current Chairman = Reporter, Michael Barcellsac (Poland), D. Sunga III (Poland), D. Sungga (Netherlands) Current Director = Reporter's 5 independent expert It is composed of. Mireille Fanon Mendes-France (France), Sabelo Gumedze (South Africa), AHM (Netherlands).

This is an expert seminar organized by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in collaboration with the Nathanson Center for Transnational Human Rights, Crime and Security at Osgoode Hall Law School. The expert seminar is an awareness raising activity that contributes to the implementation of the International Human Rights Decade Programme of Action for People of African Descent. The overall objective of the seminar is to examine elements of "Access to Justice" in relation to the experiences of people of African descent under the Decade theme "Justice". The seminar will be held in Canada and will examine the Canadian context and national legal framework, but will have an international focus, participation and impact. Follow us on Twitter #AFRICANDESS

Organized by: BTWSC/African Histories Revisited, Akoben Awards, Harrow BHM TEAM Date: Monday, December 19, 2016, 6:30-8:30pm. The venue The Philippe brothers (Antonio, Marcel and Destiny) will again conclude the Xtra Year sessions with a presentation on the history and logic of the Xtra Year sessions, this time focusing on IDPAD (International Decade of People of African Descent) and what it means for young generations. Introduction Free registration: www. bit. ly/youthidpad This event is not organized or sponsored by the United Nations. Date and time: Thursday, December 8, 2016, 6:30-8:30 pm Venue: United Nations Headquarters, New York
- Christina Gallaha, Minister of State for Public Information
- Courtenay Rattray, Permanent Representative of Jamaica to the United Nations
- Mary-Paule Rudill, Director, UNESCO Liaison Office, New York
- DIARAH N'DAW SPECH, Co-Director, New York International African Diaspora Film Festival
- Electra Weston, Filmmaker, Producer, Actor, Dancer; Founder, International Children's Programme
- Renzo De Via, Director of Afro-Latinos
- Iyawo Alicia Anabel Santos, Writer/Producer of Afro-Latinos
- Mary Ferreira, Television Producer, UN Department of Public Information
Organised by the UN Department of Public Informatio n-Organised by the Permanent Mission of Jamaica to the United Nations and UNESCO

If you would like to attend, please register here.

Launch of the meeting of the International Coalition of Artists for promoting the General History of Africa (7 October 2015)

Hosted by: Africans for JC Values & amp; BTWSC/African Histories Review Date and time: Saturday 12th November 2016 13:00-16:00 a) How can the work already being done by Africans and African-led organisations (UK and international) be strengthened in this decade b) What would you like to see come out of UN IDPAD 2015-24, highlighting concrete outcomes c) Network, listen and learn from what individual Africans and African-led organisations are doing or planning to advance IDPAD 2015-24 Interested parties are invited to send by 8th November to africansfor@gmail. com four SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-bound) strategies or policies they would like to see in the decade. Information from the SMART survey will be collected and discussed in three workshops on 12th November. Strategies agreed at the workshop will feed back into the plenary session. Feedback from the 12 November meeting will be shared with IDPAD Coalition UK and relevant organisations in the UK and internationally. Admission: Free. Register at www. AfricanHistoryPlus.

Panel Discussion: Self-Representation as a Strategy to Fight Racism (Wednesday, 16 September 2015)
- This event is not organised or sponsored by the United Nations. Dan Mulhall, Ambassador of Ireland to the UK
- Professor Elizabeth Anyongwu, University of West London
- Professor Brian Fanning, University College Dublin
- Dr Joseph Healy, Historian
- Mr Conrad Bryan, Trustee of the Irish in Britain and Mixed Irish Association
- This event is not organised or sponsored by the United Nations.
- Organiser: Black Health Alliance
Date: Saturday, November 12, 2016, 9am-5pm

Location: North York Civic Centre, 5100 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Cultural event "Artists and the Memory of Slavery: Resistance, creative freedom and legacies" (4-11 September 2015)

The aim of A Sound Mind is to start a conversation about mental health in the black community and in so doing, to break down the stigma around mental health. This year's forum will put the spotlight on youth. The aim is to identify and develop strategies and support for families and peers to support black youth living with mental illness. Entry to the forum is free. Registration is available at https://asoundmind2. See eventbrite. ca.

August: Black Philanthropy Month

This event is not sponsored or organized by the United Nations.

Roundtable Discussion: The General History of Africa (10 July 2015)

This event is not sponsored or organized by the United Nations.

Unveiling of the Permanent Memorial: The Ark of Return (5 March 2015)

Date: May 2 9-June 5, 2016 Venue: Ocho Rios Ocho Rios and St. Anjamica are held every year in the Orcho Rios International Jazz Festival are the international musicians and artists of the Caribbean Sea It has grown as a place to introduce, and has established its position. This is the 26th time. E-mail: jazzinfo@ochoriosjazz. Com website: http: // www.

Global African Women Birthing the Decade for People of African (14 March 2015)

Date: June 03-05, 2016 Venue: Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth's 3-day reading, music, and storytelling literary festival. This festival, which is held once every two years, is open to the public. Website: http: // www. Calabashfestival. Org/2016/Index. HTML

Call for Submissions: New Forum for People of African Descent (6 March 2014)
- Date: June 5, 2016 Venue: Bog Walk, St. Catherine Phone:+1-876-967-4903 This unique event, which is one of the many runs held on the island every year, Leave the road and take him to the farm for the fun and competition for runners, walkers, and mountain bikers. The 5kg run & walk and the 20kg cycling race held at St. Catherine's Bog Walk farmland include My Laps® tip timing, domestic hospitality, light meals, and natural. Includes activities after racing, such as bathing at the farm river! Website: http: // www. RunningEventsja.
- Date: June 11, 2016 Venue: Kingston, National Stadium This Internal Stadium This International Athletics Competition will be held for the first time by the Usain Bolt Truck Club, Racers Truck Club Limited. The Sports Connection is trying to invite the world's most exciting athletes to Jamaica, and will definitely be appetizing the land fans during the Diamond League series and for the Rio Olympics. E-mail: RacerSgrandprix@gmail.
- Date: June 17-19, 2016 Venue: Kingston Phone: +1 (876) 960-0049 This year's 16th and most important fashion / entertainment event. Caribbean Fashion Week celebrates the highest caribbean fashion at the thre e-night runway show, Black Thai Gala, and the show after the show. The show introduces the leading designers of the Caribbean and their international levels. E-mail: kc@pulsecarribean. com website: http: // www. CaribbeanFashionweek. com/? Q = nod
Service: June 17-26, 2016 Venue: Kingston Kingston Kote, who lives in Kingston, worked in Kingston, and introduces Kingston's gem art and strong community spirit. Studio Art and Performing Art as far as artists can think of, such as paintings, sculptures, artificial art, pottery, textiles, jewelry, furniture design, graphic design, photographs, movies, animations, poems, dances, play, live music. Is introduced. KOTE offers the opportunity to discover Kingston's lively art and city itself through various places, from the hills around Kingston to the Harborfront in the center of the city. E-mail: kingstoneDge@gmail. Com website: http: // www. Kingstonothge. Org/

Date: June 21, 2016 Venue: Clerland's Portland byte Green Run 7, 5km Run / Walk is the only event held on the South Coast of Jamaica. This event aims to honor Jamaica's land and natural resources. It is very important to provide support for the protected area because the protected area is essential to protect our fragile natural resources. The Portland Bay Protection Area covers 1. 876 square kilometers (land and sea), inhabiting many of the endemic species of Jamaica, and some are endangered. This wonderful event is the third time this year. E-mail: ccamfngo@gmail. Com website: http: // www. Ccam. Org. Jm/

Launch of the International Decade for People of African Descent (10 December 2014)

Programme
- Schedule: July 1-24, 2016 Venue: Kingston, Savina Park Phone:+1-876-967-3976 This summer, the local franchise team will gather for the CPLT20 tournament this summer! Watch the excitement, action, and party on the stand. Support your favorite teams and players, or go to see the star players.
- Date: July 02-03, 2016 Venue: West Pow Park, Montego Bay Saint James Telephone: +1 (876) 866 8557 12 teams from Jamaica, Caribbean Sea and North America at this event Compete for the award.
- Schedule: July 3, 2016 Venue: Portland, Folly Oval E-mail: Ayasso@Portlandjerkfestival. Com Portland Jerk Festival is the largest jerk and food festival in Jamaica, a major calendar event for the past 14 years It is. The fusion of this dish and music will be performed on the heritage monument in the Portland Folly Estate. This event includes healthy live entertainment, jerk dishes, and other dishes for families.
- Date: July 10, 2016 Venue: Alligator Pound, Manchester Phone: +1 (876) 610-9692 E-mail: Little. July 10th. This prestigious event includes the whole area, jamica on the island, and overseas tourists. Choose your favorite from a variety of seafood dishes, and end the day with a concert or beach party to enjoy carnival.
- Service: July 17-23, 2016 Venue: Montego Bay, Catherine Hall Website: http: // www. Reggaesumfest. Com The promotion of music, which is a powerful power, has been continued. At the festival, the industry's best talented artists have shown the three themes in front of thousands of spectators. The reggae icon decorated with the reggae Samphest stage includes Damian "Junior Gong" Marley, Bounty Kira, Bainerman, Bereste Hammond, Bunny Wailer, Jigie Marley & Melody Makers, Third ・ World, Gregory Isaach, Maxi Priest, Dennis Brown, Queen Ifra, Etana, Gregory Iszax, Taurus Riley, Protoje, Competition, etc. Overseas artists include Dur Hill, Ja Rules, Missy Elliott, Alicia Keys, Kanye West, Mary J. Blyji, Titi Jackson, Niyo, Rihanna, Fantasia Barino, LL Cool Cool Ji J. There are Ludakris, Snoop Dog, etc.
- Date and time: July 31 to August 6, 2016 Location: Kingston Phone: +1 (876) 926-5726 TEL: +1 (876) 926-5726 Email: jcdc@cwjamaica. Com Website: http: // JCDC This season, there are many exciting events that introduce the talent of Jamaican this season. The Parade and Grand Gala were the top of the celebration, contributed strategically to create nostalgic independent congratulations. Other shows / activities include Mello Go Raun, Slave Liberation prayer Festival, World Reggae Dance Final, National Thanksgiving, Church worship, Fair, and Independent Street Dance.
- Date: August 1, 2016 Venue: Clale Reland, Meipen Phone:+1-876-922-0610-2 Website: http: // www. Introducing the highest peak of Jamaica agriculture, such as Horizontal. Competition includes National Champion Farmers and National New Farmers.
Date: 13-27 September 2016 Venue: Calabash Bay, Beach Treasure, St. Elizabeth Phone: +1 (876) 965 3000 Email: info@breds. org Website: http://www. breds. org/ Empowerment and sustainability, BREDS implements a variety of projects aimed at improving the lives of the people in the Treasure Beach community and caring for the natural environment. BREDS operates on the belief that when a community's education and sports are enriched, its healthcare and cultural heritage are nurtured. And when healthcare and cultural heritage are nurtured, the community thrives on its own strengths and skills. Date: 1st-8th October 2016 Location: Port Antonio, Portland Phone: +1 (876) 927-0145/ (876) 909-8818 Fax: +1 (876) 977-6995 Email: rondq69@gmail. com This week-long sport fishing event held in Port Antonio, Portland, northeast Jamaica, is all about fun, socializing and competitive angling. Around 35-40 boats, including international entries, take part in the tournament, with around 300-400 people participating each day along with other visitors. Date: 12th-17th October 2016 Venue: Sea Garden Beach Resort Kent Street, Montego Bay, St. James Website: http://www. merritonemusic. com/ To celebrate this year. Join Break Music Tribe and friends to relive the memories of yesterday and show great hope for music as a global force for unity.
- Date: 15th-16th October 2016 Venue: Sabina Park, Kingston Phone: +1 (876) 353-0527 Email: sounds_pressure@yahoo. com The event is conceptualized to promote Kingston, the birthplace of Jamaica's popular music industry. This special occasion aims to be an annual festival that targets the vast fanbase of SKA and Rocksteady music lovers from around the world. It is estimated that there are over 1, 600 SKA bands active worldwide and this event will see these SKA bands travel to Jamaica to perform in the birthplace of ska music. Rocksteady influenced the development of the unique sound of reggae music.
- Schedule: October 18-20, 2016 Venue: Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth Tel. Only traditional fishing methods using fishing needles and fishing threads, grass roots that do not use flashy yacht and the first world tools. This glas s-roots event has no flashy yacht or the first world equipment. At the end of the week, there are exciting events such as boat racing, local talent show, fishing, community, beach and party. In the tournament, environmental exhibitions and entertainment will be held.
- Date: November 13 to 21, 2016 Venue: http: // go-jamaica. Com/rw/email: Restaurantweekjamaica@gmail. 8 days of exploration. The annual restaurant Week is celebrating its 11th year this year, encouraging a friend and family to eat on a list price menu of participating stores. Cooking options are diverse, from bit e-chicken dishes for breakfast to delicious and fragrant dishes in Nyam & Scrum and Epiculianian.
- Schedule: November 16-20, 2016 Venue: Rose Hall, St. James Website: http: // Go-jamaica. Com/RW/Phone: +1 (800) 294-7687 11 years this year The Jamaika Government Tourism Bureau will sponsor Cobra Puma Golf as a sponsor, holding many golfers as the best professional am in the Caribbean. Montego Bay's 5-star hotel, Hyatt Giva / Girara will be a tournament host hotel, players with more than 11 gourmet restaurants, fulfilling spas, and every night entertainment. And provide to the guest. Each team plays 54 holes on both cinnamon hills and Witches White Witch courses and compete with trophy of Jamaica Professional Championship. In addition to the competition golf, fiv e-day events include welcome and commendation gala, luxurious tea and bag prizes. Cobra Puma Golf is a sponsor as an event sponsor, and Delta Airlines is an official tournament operator, Hyatt Jiba / Girara is a host resort, and the Jamaican Tourism Bureau. For details and application, please visit www. Jamaicaproam. com or call the Jamaic Tourism Bureau (1800-294-7687).
- Sponsor: BTWSC/AFRICAN HISTORIES REVIEWED Date: Monday, October 31, 2016 18: 00-20: 30: October 31, 2016 (Mon) 18: 30-20: 30 Places: Brent Civic Center (Meeting (Meeting) Rooms 4/5), Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9 0fj, UK This is a Marcus Garwe's bus t-unveiling ceremony at the Brent Museum on August 17, 2016, and FOMGB (Marcus Garve Friendship Association ) This is an update version of the audience presentation conducted by the coordinator Kuwaku. About Marcus O. Garvy, who he was, what he did, why his bust is in the Blent Museum as a symbol of Pa n-Africa, and it is important to celebrate it regularly. Isn't it? It goes without saying that his bust is in the Brent Museum, and it is important to celebrate it regularly! Garvy also emphasized the need for Africans and the need for empowerment. This is essential for us to work on IDPAD (10 years internationally for African residents). The African history event of this season is hosted by CLLR James Ally, welcoming young people's accompaniment as well as mi d-vacation! Please look forward to the details of the 1st Brent Marcus Garvy Pan African held at the Brent Museum on August 17, 2017. For inquiries, please contact bbmbmc@gmail. com. Introducing: Free registration, www. AFRICANHISTORYPLUS. Eventbrite.
- This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. sponsored: BTWSC/AFRICAN HISTORIES REVIEWED Date: October 31, 2016 (Mon) 18: 00-20: 30: October 31, 2016 (Mon) 18: 30-20: 30 Places: Brent Civic CENTRE (Meeting Rooms 4/5), Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9 0fj, UK This is the Busty Ceremony of Marcus Garve at the Blent Museum on August 17, 2016, and FOMGB (Marcus is a historical advisor. This is an update version of the audience presentation conducted by the coordinator Kwaku). About Marcus O. Garvy, who he was, what he did, why his bust is in the Blent Museum as a symbol of Pa n-Africa, and it is important to celebrate it regularly. Isn't it? It goes without saying that his bust is in the Brent Museum, and it is important to celebrate it regularly! Garvy also emphasized the need for Africans and the need for empowerment. This is essential for us to work on IDPAD (10 years internationally for African residents). The African history event of this season is hosted by CLLR James Ally, welcoming young people's accompaniment as well as mi d-vacation! Please look forward to the details of the 1st Brent Marcus Garvy Pan African held at the Brent Museum on August 17, 2017. For inquiries, please contact bbmbmc@gmail. com. Introducing: Free registration, www. AFRICANHISTORYPLUS. Eventbrite.
- This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations. Sponsor: BTWSC/AFRICAN HISTORIES REVIEWED Date: Monday, October 31, 2016 18: 00-20: 30: October 31, 2016 (Mon) 18: 30-20: 30 Places: Brent Civic Center (Meeting (Meeting) Rooms 4/5), Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9 0fj, UK This is a Marcus Garwe's bus t-unveiling ceremony at the Brent Museum on August 17, 2016, and FOMGB (Marcus Garve Friendship Association ) This is an update version of the audience presentation conducted by the coordinator Kuwaku. About Marcus O. Garvy, who he was, what he did, why his bust is in the Blent Museum as a symbol of Pa n-Africa, and it is important to celebrate it regularly. Isn't it? It goes without saying that his bust is in the Brent Museum, and it is important to celebrate it regularly! Garvy also emphasized the need for Africans and the need for empowerment. This is essential for us to work on IDPAD (10 years internationally for African residents). The African history event of this season is hosted by CLLR James Ally, welcoming young people's accompaniment as well as mi d-vacation! Please look forward to the details of the 1st Brent Marcus Garvy Pan African held at the Brent Museum on August 17, 2017. For inquiries, please contact bbmbmc@gmail. com. Introducing: Free registration, www. AFRICANHISTORYPLUS. Eventbrite.
- This event is not sponsored or sponsored by the United Nations.
- Organized by: BTWSC/ African Histories Revised Date and Time Sunday, 23 October 2016 2pm to 4pm 2pm to 8pm Venue: Brady Arts & amp; Community Centre, 192-196 Hanbury Street, Whitechapel, London E1 5HU, UK African Histories 2016 & IDPAD2015-24 A project exploring identity during the period, taking as its starting point Peter Tosh's "African" song, the assumption that as long as you have African blood. "Anyone of African blood is African, no matter where they are born or based". Using the format of a play with five actors in the middle of a steering committee meeting of an African-led voluntary organisation, observe how the dynamics of the meeting change from celebration of fundraising success reports to planning for Black History Month (BHM) events. The project also questions what BHM should be and whether it should be renamed. The evening performance will be aimed at young people, primary school children, teachers and parents, while the evening performance will be aimed at the wider community. Facilitator This event is not organised or sponsored by the United Nations.
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- Organizer: BTWSC/AFRICAN HISTORIES REVISITED Date: Friday, October 14, 2016, 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. About African ancestors on the theme of recognition, justice, and development. How much do we live in Ghana know about this initiative? And how can we use it for our improvement and development? The resolution calls for members with African heritage and take effective measures to implement an activity program to members, civil society, and all other stakeholders. The last 10 years are an opportunity to promote racist discrimination, racial discrimination, and the elimination of structural discrimination. " Kwak Kwaku, a former lecturer at the History Consultant, a local activist, and a former Westminster University lecturer, visits Acura, introduces how to use IDPad to improve his power, and later doubts. Participation fee: Free application is www. AFRICANHISTORYPLUS.
Once Again-We Shall Overcome: COVID-19 and People of African Descent (23 July, 9:00-10:30am)

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Smart and Inclusive Cities (21 July 2020, 4:00pm - 5:30pm)

This event is not based on the United Nations or sponsored.

Elim Poon - Journalist, Creative Writer
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Past events ; An older man bears a stick with bags at each end over his shoulder in Ethiopia · 16 April 3 — 6 p.m. (Europe/Zurich) ; The humanitarian response. UN High-level Event | Summit of the Future, September, View event page ; UN High-level Event | UNGA General Debate, , 31 September. The Permanent Forum on People of African Descent held its annual session from 16 to 19 April in room XX at the Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland.

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