Global Africa Community Hive (GACH) and You
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We’re excited to introduce a new initiative from US Africa Initiatives (USAFI):
The Global Africa Community Hive.
This program is designed to foster authentic one-on-one conversations between changemakers across Africa and the diaspora. Our goal is to create a space for trusted dialogue, cross-border collaboration, and shared learning across the many sectors shaping Africa’s future.
Through monthly matched video conversations, participants can:
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Connect with peers who share your interests, geography, or role
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Explore key topics like governance, resource mobilization, diaspora engagement, IDEA practices, leadership, innovation, and more
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Build relationships that go beyond networking—this is about meaningful, peer-based support
The overarching goal is to contribute to a brighter and more prosperous future for civic, nonprofit, micro enterprises and educational institutions in Africa through one-to-one chats. Register Now.
Long-Term Commitment to Collaboration
Global Africa Community Hive (GACH) is a focused, long-term initiative aimed at creating opportunities to connect with people who share a similar desire to address challenges and opportunities in any or all of the 54 countries in Africa. As host of TAPESTRI (TAP on Africa) and as a partner with universities in Africa and the U.S., USAFI in collaboration with Community Hive launched GACH to be a catalyst for new collaborations and matching of resources with needs. Register Now.
How to Participate
A short registration process is the first step. One-to-one matching happens behind the scenes each month. We encourage you to participate each month for 30 minutes to gain maximum benefit. The Global Africa Community Hive (GACH) initiative is launched with the cooperation of partners and sponsors. Your company or philanthropic organization can support this USAFI initiative and gain visibility for your company or organization at the same time. For information reach out to any USAFI staff, trustee or volunteer or email us.
This initiative utilizes existing networks and resources to address infrastructure, humanitarian, education and employment challenges and opportunities in all 54 African countries. Register Now.
