This pillar
Providing in-house support, engaging with policymakers on issues affecting Ghanaian youth, and educating members about their civic duties and rights.
NCOGA YAY pillar
Internal & Public Affairs
Areas of Partnership
Diaspora engagement, civic education, institutional relationships, public affairs, and opportunities that strengthen connections between young Ghanaians and broader institutions.
Programs
Strengthening diaspora engagement, civic education, institutional relationships, public affairs, and access to broader opportunities.
How NCOGA YAY Works
Diaspora engagement, civic education, institutional relationships, public affairs, and opportunities to better understand and engage with the institutions around us.
Council leaders
The people leading this work
A biography is included where one has been published.
Connected work
The Fisherman: Film, Storytelling & the Diaspora Experience
Event Recap | September 2026 | Quad Cinema, New York City
Following the screening, NCOGA YAY joined a special conversation featuring Anna Agbotse of the Public Affairs Pillar, Michael Dwamena-Ansong of the Public Communications Pillar, who moderated the discussion, and Zoey Martinson, director of The Fisherman.
Take part
Join a program. Contribute your skills. Get involved through a pillar. Become an Ambassador. Explore a partnership. Or simply learn more about what NCOGA YAY is building.
NCOGA YAY membership is free.
Internal & Public Affairs Pillar Meeting
October 2026
The Internal & Public Affairs Pillar will reconnect around organizational priorities, diaspora engagement, and upcoming initiatives.
Meeting details coming soon.