Homecoming, civic engagement, and journalism assemblies Homecoming is an annual tradition my family has participated in for ages and usually, all roads lead to Africa as my siblings and mother’s siblings troop in from the United States and the UK during the course of the year. …

Africa, the center of the world. September has seemed like a whirlwind of momentous events and the exhilarating rush of a resoundingly successful Global Citizen Festival in my home country Accra, Ghana, and New York, USA has been the cherry on the top. This year’s festival was focused on climate…

Investing and raising capital for our dreams Everyone would love ready access to a pool of resources; and, access to cash especially would be great to live up to their dreams! In a world where ideas are a dime a dozen, there is an uptake in competent people able to…

Learning how to grieve, and spark joy amidst sadness During the anniversary month of the death of my father — Emmanuel Francios Gamor — #GamorLegacy these past couple of weeks I have been pensive, reflective, and conscious of the tools I (may not) have in dealing with grief. It hit…

#SpacesWithGamor curates conversations online and in-person that leverages tech, culture, and, connections from Africa to the rest of the world. We had our intro session on 6th February and a discussion on Story Boarding with Akua Nyame-Mensah (@akua_nm) Click the links below #SpacesWithGamor and join the conversation if you missed…

Toolkits for the Future Preamble: It has been a surreal & busy last 6 weeks, having the opportunity to live what I had imagined was a “future” aspiration, a decade ago, as an avid user of social media and early digital professional to sign on from a Florida Gators .edu…

When we learn better, we can do better. At a high-profile conference, Davos 2019, on a panel discussing my research on the now ratified African Continental Free Trade Agreement, I lamented on the lack of learning platforms and resources for the continent’s youth to participate in trade liberalization policies. Three…

Reflections on Africa Day. “We Are our ancestors’ wildest dreams, but we don’t know that unless we learn what our ancestors went through.” — Monita K. Bell Leading up to Africa Day 2021, I had the once-in-a-lifetime joy of surprising my mother, Rev. Muriel on her return visit to Ghana…

Social x Digital x Continuous Education “What can you share (in my case, teach well) with your eyes closed and within a moment’s notice?” And this question started the co-designing and facilitation “Digital You” project with the University of Stellenbosch Business School my posse of facilitators are excited to share…