Ethio-American Scientist Sossina Haile Awarded 2020 David Turnbull Lectureship
Dr. Sossina will receive the award on Thursday, December 3rd at the 2020 MRS Meeting, where she will also present her lecture, Superprotonic Solid Acids for Sustainable Energy Technologies.
Latest News
- ETHIOPIA UPDATE: The Propaganda Battle & Information Blackout — War, Fake News, Refugee Crisis & Crime Against Humanity
- Ethio-American Scientist Sossina Haile Awarded 2020 David Turnbull Lectureship
- SPORT: Ethiopia’s Yalemzerf Yehualaw Runs Second-Fastest Women’s Half Marathon Ever
- Ethiopia to UN: ‘Adherence to the Principle of Non-Intervention’ Tweeted by PM Abiy
- Biden’s National Security Adviser Warns of ‘War Crimes’ Risk in Ethiopia (UPDATE)
- Explaining the Conflict in Ethiopia, Finding Solutions: By Dr. Getachew Metaferia
- What is Home? In Her New Radio Show “Movement” Ethio-American Artist Meklit Hadero Grapples With the Question
- SPORT: Soccer Legend Maradona Dies
- NYT Features Anna Getaneh’s African Mosaique in Ethiopia
- BUSINESS: Ethiopia To Take Major Step to Open Phone Market
PROFILES
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Spotlight: Meet The Trailblazing Ethiopian American Office Holders in U.S.
This year’s election saw not only an active participation of Ethiopian American voters across the country, but also the growing political power of the community as more Ethiopians were elected into office.
HISTORY
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Spotlight: Ethiopian Sports Journalist Fekrou Kidane Reflects on 60th Anniversary of Abebe Bikila’s Rome Victory
This week marks the 60th anniversary of Abebe Bikila’s legendary victory at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome.
INTERVIEWS
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Ethiopic Studies at University of Toronto Becomes Permanent (UPDATE)
U of T’s Ethiopic program soars past $500,000 endowment goal on strength of community support — and another gift from The Weeknd.
ART
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Spotlight: New York Times Features Jomo Tariku
Jomo was one of the people prominently featured in a recent New York Times article aptly tilted “Opening the Doors of Design.”
NEWS
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UPDATE: Two Ethiopians, Adom Getachew & Elizabeth Giorgis, Win African Studies Book Prize
Elizabeth W. Giorgis & Adom Getachew have been named winners in separate categories of the 2020 ASA book prize.
REVIEWS
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NYT Features Anna Getaneh’s African Mosaique in Ethiopia
Not far from Addis Ababa’s British Embassy stands a lovely tree-shaded villa. It’s here that Anna Getaneh opened her boutique almost four years ago, in a home her father had built.
