The African Diaspora & Development Day (AD3)
is held annually on the 1st Saturday on July.
AD3 piloted by AFFORD in 2000 and became an annual event in 2003. Every year, a theme linked to ‘diaspora and development’ is explored. AD3 serves as a platform for networking and sharing of knowledge, information and best practice
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Stalls are still available for Organisations or Businesses keen to engage with the UK African Audience

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‘The African Diaspora within a Global Context’
FRIDAY, 2ND JULY
17:30 - 22:30
The Royal Institute of International Affairs - Chatham House,
10 St James' Square, London, SW1Y 4LE

£10 Donations - RESERVE YOUR PLACE AT:
tamare@chathamhouse.org.uk


‘The African Action in African Development’
SATURDAY, 3RD JULY
12:00 – 19:30
Cass School of Education
University of East London
Stratford Campus, Water Lane, E15 4LZ
(5 minutes from Stratford Station)

BOOK YOUR FREE ADMISSION AT:
http://www.uel.ac.uk/ad3

Past speakers include:

Prof Wangari Maathai – Nobel Laureate
Philip Emegwali – Mathematician & Scientist
Yasine Fall – Economist & Gender Specialist
Alexander Amosu – New Technology Entrepreneur
Firoze Manji – Editor in Chief of Pambazuka News

Stalls are still available for Organisations or Businesses keen to engage with the UK African Audience.

Corporate: £100
Third Sector: £50
Traders: £30
Academic: £30

For Press Queries, additional information or to Book Stalls contact:
ad3@afford-uk.org