Question 1

When and where is the event?

Accepted Answer

Saturday, November 14, 2026. Doors open at 5:15 PM and the program starts at 6:00 PM at Cello Bar & Lounge, Osu, Accra.

Question 2

What is Between Two Worlds?

Accepted Answer

A community conversation about growing up Ghanaian abroad: identity, bullying and belonging. Two 45-minute panels feature Ghanaians who grew up in the US, UK, Europe and Canada. The evening honors the memory of Javits Frimpong.

Question 3

What are the two panels about?

Accepted Answer

Panel 1, Growing Up Between Two Worlds, covers childhood, cultural identity, bullying and belonging. Panel 2, Crossing Borders, covers higher education, workplace discrimination and professional identity.

Question 4

Who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Ghanaians raised abroad, second-generation members of the diaspora, returnees, parents, young professionals, educators, advocates and anyone interested in identity and belonging. Everyone is welcome.

Question 5

How long will it last?

Accepted Answer

The panels run until about 8:00 PM. A networking hour will follow

Question 6

Will food and drinks be available?

Accepted Answer

Food and drinks are available at Cello Bar & Lounge.. You are free to oder from the menu on  a pay as you syatem.

Question 7

Will the event be photographed or recorded?

Accepted Answer

Will the event be photographed or recorded?
Photos and video may be taken for community and promotional use. If you would prefer not to be filmed, tell a member of the team at registration. Panelists decide which of their words and images may be shared.

Question 8

Will the conversation include difficult topics?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Bullying, discrimination and belonging can be emotional. Panelists share only what they are comfortable sharing, and we ask everyone to listen with respect. This is a community conversation, not a substitute for professional mental health suppo

Question 9

Who is organizing the event?

Accepted Answer

Presented by Diaspora Bridge Consulting in partnership with the African American Association of Ghana , 100 Black Men of Ghana.,  Bootstrap Magazine,  Cello Lounge and Since 1957 Apparel

Question 10

Q: Who do I contact with questions?

Accepted Answer

Maurice Cheetham|Diapora Bridge Consulting| 233593063779|moe@diasporabridgeconsult.com

Between Two Worlds: Growing Up Ghanaian Abroad

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Location

Cello Restaurant and Bar Ghana

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