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Stakeholders Award 1 - DOWA Talent Bridge: Building a New Model of Brain Gain for Africa (USA)
Journalists and Writers Foundation JWF8th Annual Pioneers in SDGs 2026 Awards 4 November 2026, Wednesday - 10:00 AM EST Stakeholders Award 1 DOWA Talent Bridge: Building a New Model of Brain Gain for Africa (USA) Ola Erogbogbo, Co-Founder, DOWA – Doing Good Work in Africa - USA DOWA Talent Bridge connects globally distributed students and emerging professionals with African organizations through digital, project-based experiences and skills development. Since 2020, it has received 3,000+ applications linked to 40+ universities, engaged 100+ professionals, collaborated with 20+ organizations, and enabled 500,000+ minutes of cross-bDevamını okuDaha az göster
8th Annual Pioneers in SDGs 2026 Awards
4 November 2026, Wednesday - 10:00 AM EST
www.unga-conference.org
Stakeholders Award 1
DOWA Talent Bridge: Building a New Model of Brain Gain for Africa (USA)
Ola Erogbogbo, Co-Founder, DOWA – Doing Good Work in Africa - USA
DOWA Talent Bridge connects globally distributed students and emerging professionals with African organizations through digital, project-based experiences and skills development. Since 2020, it has received 3,000+ applications linked to 40+ universities, engaged 100+ professionals, collaborated with 20+ organizations, and enabled 500,000+ minutes of cross-border work. Supporting brain gain, about 70% of participants have studied or are studying in the United States, contributing to Africa without relocating permanently.
4 November 2026, Wednesday - 10:00 AM EST
www.unga-conference.org
Stakeholders Award 1
DOWA Talent Bridge: Building a New Model of Brain Gain for Africa (USA)
Ola Erogbogbo, Co-Founder, DOWA – Doing Good Work in Africa - USA
DOWA Talent Bridge connects globally distributed students and emerging professionals with African organizations through digital, project-based experiences and skills development. Since 2020, it has received 3,000+ applications linked to 40+ universities, engaged 100+ professionals, collaborated with 20+ organizations, and enabled 500,000+ minutes of cross-border work. Supporting brain gain, about 70% of participants have studied or are studying in the United States, contributing to Africa without relocating permanently.
