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Tuesday, February 17
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Vincent Amedzake
Communications Specialist skilled in strategic communication, public relations, journalism, digital marketing strategies, and research, with a passion for storytelling. My goal is to leverage my expertise to drive impactful communication campaigns, advance organizational missions, and tell compelling brand stories. I have a special focus on agriculture, SDGs, migration, research, youth development, and other relevant subjects across Ghana and Africa.
In an effort to address the pressing issue of forced displacement in Anglophone West Africa, the Centre for Migration Studies at the University of Ghana has launched a pioneering project in collaboration with the International Development Research Centre – Centre de Recherches pour le Développement International (IDRC-CRDI). The inception event and workshop, held at the Conference Hall in the Kwame Nkrumah Complex Building of the Institute of African Studies, marked the official commencement of the five-year project under the theme “Strengthening knowledge, evidence use and leadership in the Global South on forced displacement: Focus on Anglophone West Africa.” As part…