Ethiopia’s Stunning Reforms Now Challenged by Deadly Unrest
Ethiopia’s stunning political reforms are now threatened by long-standing ethnic tensions that have roared back to life.
Latest News
- Meskel Holiday Party in Brooklyn, NY w/ Ethiopia’s Fendika Dance Group
- Ethiopia’s Stunning Reforms Now Challenged by Deadly Unrest
- Ethiopian Teenager Sara Gebretsadik Earns One Of Colorados Highest Honors
- Tibor Nagy – Newly-Appointed Top US Diplomat for Africa Praises Ethiopia, Eritrea
- New Film ‘Ethiopiques–Revolt of the Soul’ Makes North American Premiere
- Spotlight: Artist Tariku Shiferaw at Whitney Museum of American Art ISP
- Ethiopia-Eritrea Reopen Border Roads
- Happy New Year! Enkutatash Comes Amid Momentous Change in Ethiopia
- Exiled Opposition Leader Berhanu Nega Returns to Ethiopia
- Incredible 12-Year-Old Dancer Tsehay Hawkins Featured on “Little Big Shots” TV
PROFILES
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Q&A: How Timnit Gebru Brought Diversity to Artificial Intelligence (Forbes)
Meet Timnit Gebru, AI innovators who is on the front-lines of artificial intelligence technology advancements.
HISTORY
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PM Abiy Ahmed’s US Tour in Pictures
PM Abiy Ahmed visited the United States in July 2018 meeting with members of the Ethiopian Diaspora community in Washington D.C., Los Angeles and Minneapolis.
INTERVIEWS
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How Ethiopic Script Was Introduced to Modern Computers: Interview with Fesseha Atlaw
Ethiopian American engineer Fisseha Atlaw helped pioneer the development of Ethiopic software in the late 80s and early 90s.
ART
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Spotlight: Artist Tariku Shiferaw at Whitney Museum of American Art ISP
Artist Tariku Shiferaw participated this Fall in the Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program, and will be part of the Drawing Center’s Open Sessions in Spring 2019.
NEWS
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Tribute to Scholar, Civic Society Leader, Actor & Professor Awetu Simesso
Awetu Simesso was not only a beloved scholar, civic society leader, and talented actor but a mentor to many people.
REVIEWS
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Watch Ethiopia Episode of Marcus Samuelsson’s PBS Show No Passport Required
The season finale of Marcus Samuelsson’s PBS show on August 14th featured D.C.’s Ethiopian immigrant community.
