The most anticipated Miss Ethiopia USA Pageant 2016 is in full effect !!! The Miss Ethiopia USA Pageant was found to feature Ethiopian women in the U.S pursue their educational dreams, achieve personal growth, rediscover and take pride in their Ethiopian heritage, as well as help them lay a strong foundation as future leaders of the world. Beautiful Ethiopian women if being crowned as Miss Ethiopia USA and showcasing beautiful Ethiopia is your dream this is an opportunity to make it HAPPEN. Act NOW! International Media, Honored Guests and Live performance are a few that would be part of this phenomenal event.
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Join us in celebrating our first year of Ethiopian Diaspora Fellowship and supporting and sending our second cohort of fellows! With the help of our awesome community (YOU!) we sent 5 young Ethiopian-American professionals to Ethiopia for 6-months to lead, serve, and create with partner organizations. Our second cohort will be wrapping up training and head to Ethiopia on July, 17th and we want you to join us and support us in sending them off.
You’ll get dinner, entertainment, a summary of what your support has helped us achieve, an opportunity to continue the momentum, and you will get to meet this years fellows!
Stream of Hope Inc. is an organization founded by a few concerned Ethiopians who live in Dallas, Houston and Oklahoma City. The mission of the organization is to provide clean sanitary water for rural Ethiopian villages.
At the time of its inception, Stream of Hope Inc. teamed up with,, a world-known humanitarian foundation known as A Glimmer of Hope, whose mission among others is provision of clean water to Ethiopian villages.
The Economic Commission for Africa (Office for North Africa and African Center for Trade Policies) is organizing, on 27-29 October 2016 the 10th International Colloquium of Rabat, under the theme: “Trade, Investment and Sustainable Development.” This event is being organized in partnership with the WTO Chair of the Mohammed VI University of Rabat and the Laboratory for Applied Development Economics (LEAD – Toulon University).
Participants will analyze the stakes of multilateral trade negotiations in relation with climate change and sustainable development. They will also examine the international commitment of developing countries in accordance with their social and economic needs.
Organizers will dedicate an additional day (29 October) to a seminar for doctoral studies, with the participation of young researchers working on themes related to the colloquium or countries from the Mediterranean region.