1. Interactive global monitoring map
Approximate city coordinates are used where precise venues are not established. Paterson has two possibly duplicate listings combined into one map record. Map tiles need an internet connection.
2. Animated event timeline
Use Play to progressively reveal event locations by date. The timeline is a demonstration of chronological monitoring, not a live feed.
3. Event listings and source media
4. Country intelligence snapshots
Counts describe identified listings only; they do not measure diaspora size or overall activity.
5. Institutional relationship mapping
Based only on organisers named in existing event records. Relationships beyond co-organisation are not inferred.
6. Post-event outcomes
For each event, the prototype distinguishes scheduled/listed, reported completed, and outcome not documented. As of the 12 November baseline, no post-event attendance or outcome has been verified in this register.
7. Event posters and media references
8. Assessment
The current register identifies 11 event listings in the United States, United Kingdom and Germany, including one possible duplicate in New Jersey. The Duisburg celebration is supported by an official organiser announcement, while the Essen listing remains provisional. It provides an initial basis for mapping active diaspora institutions and developing direct communication channels. Verification status must be maintained clearly, distinguishing organiser announcements, event-calendar listings, provisional notices and completed activities.
9. Additional countries to monitor
No independently verified 2026 announcement was established for these countries in this monitoring snapshot. This does not mean no celebrations are planned.