African Diaspora Students and Professional Society

African Diaspora Students and Professional Society The African Diaspora Students and Professionals Society-ADSPS is a professional networking community built to share resources and opportunities.

This non-profit organization also raise fund to help African kids have good access to education.

07/04/2025
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENTToday is a Day of Pride for the Ivorian Student & Professional Society (ISPS) and the Afri...
05/05/2025

ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENT

Today is a Day of Pride for the Ivorian Student & Professional Society (ISPS) and the African Diaspora Students & Professionals Society (ADSPS).

Let’s take a moment to warmly congratulate former Vice President of the Ivorian Students Society “ISS” Club (now ISPS), Massiami Timite and the actual Treasurer, Djeneba Bakayoko⁩ for their excellent achievements!

Connecting through this professional networking organization in 2019, and studying together to obtain your first Bachelor degree in Human Biology 2 years ago made me so proud and motivated to pursue our dream of taking the organization to the next level.

You did not stop there, but decided to inspire each other in achieving a new goal. I saw you studying overnight, crying to tears to release the stress during every single Exam season…

Of course, it was a challenging journey, but your resilience and your commitment to bring that dream to reality has paid off, and you are now officially titled “REGISTERED NURSE” from _Mount Sinai School of Nursing_.

We now have two more health professionals in the community; _we can peacefully get a little sick, just a little bit for couple seconds_… lol

We all take great pride of seeing alumni succeeding in different industries 😇

CONGRATULATIONS QUEENS 🧑🏽‍🎓🧑🏽‍🎓
👏🏾🥂🍾🍾🎉🎈

We wish you both a successful career journey!!!

« The time is always right to do what is right » - MLKTogether, let’s work to achieve the goals of our organizations, « ...
01/20/2025

« The time is always right to do what is right » - MLK

Together, let’s work to achieve the goals of our organizations, « *ADSPS* & *ISPS*. »

Happy Martin Luther King Day!



Happy Halloween everyone! 🎃Don’t be scared to share opportunities on the platform, it will be a blessing to get them.
10/31/2024

Happy Halloween everyone! 🎃

Don’t be scared to share opportunities on the platform, it will be a blessing to get them.

Désireux(se) de vous installer aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 ou au Canada 🇨🇦, ISPS et ADSPS vous offrent une opportunité favorable à...
09/06/2024

Désireux(se) de vous installer aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 ou au Canada 🇨🇦, ISPS et ADSPS vous offrent une opportunité favorable à votre insertion.

En effet, vous êtes cordialement invité(es) à assister à notre atelier Zoom sur l’Immigration Estudiante et Professionnelle aux États-Unis et au Canada le 14 septembre, avec Mlle Yire Coulibaly.

*Zoom Meeting*

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83812280332?pwd=8K5qeVuagSmDTMcjIG1lzeOE9Bztpo.1




To all of the laborers out there, *_happy Labor Day!_*You all deserve respect, acknowledgment, and a day off since the w...
09/02/2024

To all of the laborers out there, *_happy Labor Day!_*

You all deserve respect, acknowledgment, and a day off since the world depends on the contributions you provide. We wish you a wonderful holiday!🥂🍾🍾🎉🎈


We are delighted to share that the road trip to the capitol and the White House is scheduled for July 13th.It sounds lik...
07/13/2024

We are delighted to share that the road trip to the capitol and the White House is scheduled for July 13th.
It sounds like an exciting journey to experience. 😇



From us to you and your loved ones,HAPPY 4TH OF JULY 🇺🇸🥂🎉🎈
07/05/2024

From us to you and your loved ones,

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY 🇺🇸🥂🎉🎈

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