In living rooms, museums, libraries and online spaces around the world, we convene conversations that weave together memories of homeland and visions of the future. Diaspora Dialogues bring together elders and youth, artists and academics, policy‑makers and community activists to explore identity, belonging and sustainability. Each dialogue is thematically anchored—perhaps food, mental health, technology or storytelling—and results in outputs such as podcasts, zines, public art or policy recommendations. The dialogues are as much about listening as speaking; they are about building bridges across continents, confronting difficult histories and imagining new forms of solidarity.