Pamela Johnson

1 week ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

Washington, D.C. – The National Youth Visionaries Association (NYVA) honored over 60 exceptional young artists during its third annual Rising Visionaries Young Artists Award Ceremony, held on May 18, 2025, at the Kennedy Center. The event brought together students, families, educators, and arts leaders in a pulsating celebration of creativity and youth expression.

3 weeks ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

Washington D.C. — On the evening of May 5, 2025, the President Woodrow Wilson House in Washington, D.C., opened its doors for the second edition of Fashioning Power, Fashioning Peace—a gala and exhibition blending heritage, diplomacy, and creative expression. The event welcomed diplomats, designers, museum directors, legislators, and cultural advocates to explore the global language of clothing through a carefully curated evening intertwining tradition, identity, and purpose.

1 month ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

Ambassador Denis Antoine has spent decades navigating the corridors of global diplomacy. In this conversation with Diplomatic Watch, he reflects on key chapters of his career—from helping shape the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals to serving as Vice President of the General Assembly. He recalls his time as Grenada’s Ambassador to the U.S., where he worked on education initiatives, post-disaster recovery, and grassroots diplomacy.

1 month ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

In a distinctive convergence of diplomacy and fashion, Diplomatic Watch had the honor of covering an extraordinary evening titled “Fashioning Power, Fashioning Peace through Fashion” held at the historic Woodrow Wilson House in Washington, D.C. Representing the publication, Dr. Christine Warnke spoke with Janet Pitt, the visionary Founder and Chair of Diplomacy Matters LLC, who also curated and chaired this unique diplomatic gathering.

1 month ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

Amy Austin’s leadership at Theatre Washington has become a steady force in shaping the identity and visibility of the DC theatre community. With roots in journalism and storytelling, she has transformed those skills into a driving mission: making theatre more accessible, more diverse, and more connected to the fabric of everyday life.