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Wanah Bumakor
Cultural Ambassador - AfricaWanah was born and lives in Yaoundé, Cameroon. He is a peace researcher and practitioner with over a decade of research, consultancy, analysis, and programming experience in the domains of African International relations, peacebuilding, conflict management, governance, state building, intercultural communication and dialogue. He had served as an adjunct lecturer in International Relations at several universities in Cameroon, has published many articles and contributed to local and international journals. Wanah has advised, trained and assisted high-level officials in peacebuilding approaches, conflict and crisis management, and successfully led and designed several programs in intercultural dialogue, human rights, social integration, and youth empowerment. He holds a Master’s Degree in Peace and Development Studies from the Protestant University of Central Africa.
Latest posts by Wanah Bumakor

Cultural Data Infrastructure: The Missing Layer in AI’s Infrastructure Era
7 mins read

Inclusion and Data in the Age of AI: Building Trustworthy, Scalable Integration
4 mins read

Centring Humanity in the Future of Technology and AI
5 mins read

God Is in the Detail: Technology and the Capacity to Feel Diversity
6 mins read

Humanity in the Lab: Why Science Must Reckon with Culture
24 mins read

AI Without Culture? The Risk of Losing Our Most Human Advantage
6 mins read

Shaping the Future of Technology: How the Atlas Leads Change
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Justice, Fortune and Creating Space for the Other – What Would the Sages Say?
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The Role of Culture in Building Tolerant Societies
11 mins read

Democratised Datasets: Valuing People for Who They Are
12 mins read

Challenging Colorism for a Whole New World
16 mins read

Holistic Data and Its Role in Undoing Racism
5 mins read

Diversity in the Age of AI: Diversified We Grow
17 mins read

Racism Exists but Race Does Not
5 mins read

Paper Delivered at the 1st Emotional Wellbeing International Conference by Peter Mousaferiadis
10 mins read

Intersectionality Theory: Breaking Barriers or Falling Short?
9 mins read

Beyond CALD (Part 3): Using Technology to Free Us from Labels and Focus on Needs
6 mins read

Why DEI Must Stop Neglecting Religions
5 mins read

Coming to terms with Australia Day
5 mins read

Missing the Mark: The Hidden Dangers of Survivorship Bias
4 mins read

Approaching Planet 3: Conflict and Culture
10 mins read

Is it Time to Part with the Word ‘Race’?
10 mins read

My Leadership Journey – From Conducting to Vulnerability
8 mins read

3 Reasons Why Diversity Matters to CEOs
6 mins read

Understanding Diversity Metrics to Achieve Inclusion
5 mins read

Antiracism: a Personal Perspective
7 mins read

Musical identities, gender, sexuality and conflation
8 mins read

Need for nuance in COVID lockdown crisis
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How A Bandaid Makes A Difference: World Diversity Day
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Understanding the Value of Diversity
5 mins read

Cultural Diversity In Government Part II – Backwards To Australia
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Diversify Teachers For Better Representation – How To Manage Diversity In Schools
5 mins read

It’s About Time: A New Era of Diverse U.S. Leadership
17 mins read

Beyond CALD (Part 2): What Lies Behind the Labels
7 mins read

Beyond CALD (Part 1): Why ‘Culturally and Linguistically Diverse’ Has Had Its Day
7 mins read

Your Organisation’s Main Diversity Challenge
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How do you measure diversity in your business? An interview with Peter Mousaferiadis
7 mins read