Our Mission
To champion the Right to Return building collaborative networks with local partners, enabling descendants of the African Diaspora to reintegrate and thrive in their ancestral homeland. We aim to break barriers that have historically kept African descendants from reuniting with their roots.
Our Vision
A powerful, sovereign and United Africa that strives through the presence, talents, and contribution of her citizens and Diaspora Afro-descendants. Through shared heritage and collective support, we strive for an Africa where everyone with roots in this land can once again call it home.
Reconnecting the Diaspora to the Motherland
Welcome to African Diaspora 126+, where heritage meets homecoming. Our mission is simple yet profound – to reconnect descendants of the African Diaspora with their ancestral roots and advocate for their Right to Return. We believe that Africa is not just a place of origin but a living, breathing community where history, identity, and opportunity intertwine.
To every descendant of the Diaspora who has taken the step to reclaim their African heritage, Akwaaba! Welcome home. Your journey strengthens the bridge between past and present, forging a future filled with cultural pride, economic empowerment, and community resilience.
We invite you to explore the wealth of resources, community connections, and advocacy efforts that make the Right to Return a reality. Whether you are taking your first steps in reconnecting with Africa or are deep into the journey, we are here to support you.
Blog
The Power of Diaspora Engagement in Africa
- Across the world, the African diaspora continues to grow in influence, numbers, and economic...
The Right to Return: A Journey Back to Ourselves
- There is a saying across Africa that no matter how far a river flows, it never forgets its source...
Benin’s Bill on Citizenship for HUG Wanting to Repatriate.
- Benin is taking a significant step in addressing its relationship with the African diaspora proposing a new...
"Right To Return"
I Am Not African Because I Was Born In Africa But Because Africa Was Born In Me - Kwame Nkrumah.
