The Diaspora Resilience Series, titled "The Hidden Crises of Diaspora Life," addresses the challenges young Ugandans face abroad. By exploring the impact of the 4Ds—Death, Disability, Divorce, and Deportation—this series highlights the urgent need for community support systems. The TUKOLE 4D Lifeline embodies empathy and collective action, fostering resilience.

At the heart of every cultural group across the diaspora is a desire to preserve heritage, empower communities, and connect generations. Through initiatives focused on traditional dance, language preservation, and economic empowerment, these organizations carry out essential work. TUKOLE is committed to supporting and amplifying their efforts, helping them achieve even greater impact.

Applications for the Fall 2025 semester at TISSO are now open. Prospective students are encouraged to submit their applications early to ensure consideration for admission. TISSO offers a wide range of programs designed to meet diverse academic interests and career goals. Explore your options and begin your educational journey today.

In recent months, the United States has seen a notable increase in the revocation of international student visas, often without prior notice. This unsettling trend particularly affects students engaged in campus activism, creating widespread uncertainty and anxiety within the international and diaspora student communities, and instilling fear across the broader academic landscape.