Laura Delegarde’s Post

We no longer need the old guard of leadership holding on to power. We need 21st century change agents who will place Africa and the Caribbean FIRST in economic public policies by setting up a global ecosystem of commerce and development between local urban communities in the State of Michigan and the African-Caribbean Diaspora.

For it to remain relevant, the Global #RefugeeForum needs to rethink its structure and culture to respect and value refugee leadership, participation, and representation. It also needs to encourage and cultivate more honest and critical conversations that go beyond pledges and platitudes. Read our reflection on the 2023 #GRF 🔗https://ow.ly/5N7j50QHM5R #RefugeesLead

Canada’s decline can still be reversed by leaders with a moral compass and an ability to consider an alternative path forward:- Canada’s challenge lies in maintaining its foundational Judeo-Christian values while adapting to the realities of a multicultural society. This requires strong leadership willing to acknowledge the importance of Canada’s Christian heritage while fostering integration around shared principles. A nation can be both rooted and inclusive, but achieving this balance requires intentionality and clarity about its identity and direction.

The time has come to move beyond the traditional leadership that clings to authority. It is essential to embrace 21st-century change agents who prioritize Africa and the Caribbean in their economic public policies.

indica Weekly Window for South Asian Diaspora September 16, 2024 #weeklywindow #indicanews #AmericanPolitics, #MediaCritique, #Leadership, #PublicPerception, #CulturalAnalysis, #PoliticalDiscourse, #USGovernment, #NationalIdentity, #PublicOpinion

This section uncovers the hidden and untold histories of the Chinese and Indigenous relations in Canada—further observing the historical accounts of hardship, social relationships, and society to recognize the past and present social injustices of the Chinese and Indigenous groups in Canada. With the goal of informing and educating the reader on the social histories of the indigenous groups in Canada, this section urges the reader to acknowledge the past.

Practical Expertise over Theoretical Qualifications: Jamaica's Path to Prosperity. Jamaica's challenges arise from valuing paper credentials over hands-on knowledge and heartfelt dedication. The result is a fleeting success, lacking substance beyond the certification's paper value. To rejuvenate Jamaica's economy and social fabric, we must empower individuals with expertise and passion, rather than solely relying on academic qualifications. Jamaica requires visionary leaders like Prime Minister Andrew Holness, distinguished by their doctorate and commitment to excellence. As Prime Minister, my vision for Jamaica is 'The Most Honorable Doctor Jamaica, Achieving First World Status through Citizen Prosperity and Success.' We shall achieve greatness through steadfast integrity and divine guidance.

Bringing Hostages Home: A Critical Moment for America As we approach a political transition, the focus on bringing home hostages is more crucial than ever. With both Austin Tice and individuals in Gaza at stake, we're examining the implications of leadership changes and international dynamics. A moment for hope and celebration awaits. #HostageCrisis #PoliticalTransition #AustinTice #GazaHostages #TrumpEffect #BidenAdministration #InternationalRelations #AmericanLeadership #HopeAndChange #CrisisResponse

"Lubricating the Peace Engine: Sparking Hope in Conflict Zones As business leaders, we have the power to promote peace and harmony. Our latest campaign, "Lubricating the Peace Engine," highlights the impact of simple gestures, like a handshake, in conflict zones. Join us in advocating for peace and harmony across Africa and beyond! *#LubricatePeace #PeaceEngine #AfricaUnite #PeaceInAfrica #ConflictResolution #PeaceBuilding #GlobalPeaceIndex #InternationalPeaceDay #LeadersForPeace #BusinessForPeace #PeaceAndHarmony*

Happy Reconciliation Day, South Africa! Today, as we reflect on the profound connection between good governance and the healing of historical wounds, we are reminded of the power of nurturing. Like a skilled gardener, good governance tends to the delicate seeds of reconciliation, fostering growth and resilience. By upholding principles of transparency, accountability, and inclusivity, we create an environment where the scars of the past can begin to fade. As Nelson Mandela eloquently stated, "The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." Through the power of good governance, we rise together, building a future where unity and prosperity flourish.