Advocacy4Oromia (2010-2022)
Advocacy for Oromia was established in 2010 with the purpose of enabling and empowering Oromo people by providing accurate and timely information that will help to make better choices to create the kind of future in which they wish to live.
It also provides information focus on the major issues facing us in the 21st century and it is going to try and bring a balanced approach with factual information that is positive and solution based.
The website has been in operation for the last nine years with the mission of promoting and advancing causes of Oromo people through advocacy, community education, information service, capacity building, awareness raising and promotion.
The website is also the official site of Advocacy for Oromia Association in Victoria Australia Inc., a non-profit organisation, registered under the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 in Victoria as April 2014.Our team already had considerable community development experience and expertise. Our various projects helped to develop our confidence and the capacity of our agency. Our team used every gained knowledge, skills and experiences as an opportunity to design and develop new approaches, to documenting progress, supporting positive employment outcomes, liaising with community stakeholders, and conduct evaluation.
Advocacy for Oromia is devoted to establishing Advocacy for Oromia organisation to close the gaps where we can stand for people who are disadvantaged and speaking out on their behalf in a way that represents the best interests of them. We are committed to supporting positive settlement and employment outcomes for Victoria’s Oromo community.
Advocacy for Oromia Office
Addresses:
- 39 Clow St,
Dandenong VIC 3175
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- 247-251 Flinders Lane
Melbourne VIC 3000
Activities Address
- Springvale Neighbourhood House Inc
Address: 46-50 Queens Ave, Springvale VIC 3171
Postal Address:
P. O. Box 150
Noble Park, Vic 3174Phone: 0432 057 473
Email: info@advocacy4oromia.org
Working Hours: Wednesday 1pm–5pm
- 39 Clow St,
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Recent Posts
- Peace is Precious.
- Melbourne Oromo community celebrates Irreecha Arfaasaa
- Advocacy for Oromia calls on the PP government to release the unjustified arrests and torture of opposition leaders and supporters
- The Oromo community in Victoria has been awarded Certificate.
- A team that went to Burrayyu to investigate the case of the OLF leaders’ detainees returned unsuccessful.
HELP MAKE BIG CHANGES
With your support, we can continue to help community build a better future.Advocacy for Oromia Mental Health Program
The aim of the program is to improving the mental health and well-being of Oromo community in Victoria. It aims to assist those experiencing, mental ill-health, their families and carers of all ages within this community to address the social determinants of mental health for Oromo community. It helps:
- Identify and build protective factors,
- Reduce stigma and discrimination
- Build capacity for self-determination
- Better understand mental wellbeing, mental ill-health and the impacts of trauma
The goal of the project is to increase mental health literacy of Oromo community that aims:
- To assist people with mental health issues
- To increase the capacity of mental health worker
- To better understand mental wellbeing
- To provide mental health education and information
- To address the social and cultural causes of mental health issues
Advocacy for Oromia will organise information session, women performance, radio programs, culturally adopted conversations on Oromo Coffee Drinking ceremony, providing training for mental health guides and forum and producing educational materials on the selected groups and geographical area.
Human Rights Education Program
The Human Rights Education Program is a community based human rights program designed to develop an understanding of everyone’s common responsibility to make human rights a reality in each community.
Human rights can only be achieved through an informed and continued demand by people for their protection. Human rights education promotes values, beliefs and attitudes that encourage all individuals to uphold their own rights and those of others.
The aim of the program is to build an understanding and appreciation for human rights through learning about rights and learning through rights. We aimed at building a universal culture of human rights. Thus, we aimed:
- To build an understanding and appreciation for human rights through learning about rights and learning through rights.
- To build capacities and sharing good practice in the area of human rights education and training
- To develop human rights education and training materials and resources
The goal of the project is to increase human rights literacy of Oromo community that aims:
- To better understand human rights
- To increase the capacity of human rights worker
- To analyse situations in human rights terms
- To provide human rights education and information
- To develop solidarity
- To strategize and implement appropriate responses to injustice.
The ultimate goal of education for human rights is empowerment, giving people the knowledge and skills to take control of their own lives and the decisions that affect them.
Human rights education constitutes an essential contribution to the long-term prevention of human rights abuses and represents an important investment in the endeavour to achieve a just society in which all human rights of all persons are valued and respected.
Advocacy for Oromia will organise information session, performance, radio programs, culturally adopted conversations on Oromo Coffee Drinking ceremony, providing training for Human Rights guides and forum and producing educational materials on the selected groups and geographical area.
Community Safety Program
The program aims to strengthen existing collaborations and identify opportunities for the development of partnerships aimed at community safety and crime prevention activities. This approach seeks to improve the individual and collective quality of life by addressing concerns regarding the wider physical and social environment. Importantly, community safety means addressing fear of crime and perceptions of safety as without this any actions to address the occurrence of crime and anti-social behaviour are of less value.-
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- What is FGM?
- Female genital cutting starts to decline among women in Oromia, Ethiopia
- FGM in Oromia
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- THE INTERVIEW: “WE THINK WE WILL WIN A MAJORITY IN OROMIA AND WIN SIGNIFICANT SEATS IN THE FEDERAL PARLIAMENT,” DAWUD IBSA
- Oromia: Oromo Culture
- Kuraa Jaarsoo vows to keep Oromo Culture
- KARRAYYU: EAST AFRICA`S CUSHITIC GUARDIANS OF ANCIENT OROMO CULTURE AND TRADITIONS
- OLF is the immune system of the Oromo nations
- Reiterating the Oromo political Questions and Ultimate objectives of the Oromo struggle
- “Banned and forced out of Transitional Government”: Struggle for National Rights and Democracy, in the Era of a “New World Order” – the Case of OLF
- Resistance, Recovery, and Reconstruction: In Pursuit of Equaliberty in the 21st Century
- THEORIZING OROMUMMAA
- UNPO’s XII General Assembly Adopts Oromo Resolution
- Oromummaa just a Reminder
- Look dapper in Oromia men’s clothing
- HUNDEE – Oromo Grassroots Development Initiative
- Facts about the Oromo and Oromia of East Africa
- Who are the Oromo People?
- The positive impact of globalisation on Oromo Community in Victoria
- Anniyyaa Oromo
- A Documentary Film of Holota Town
- CULTURE
- #OromoProtests: Frequently Asked Questions:
- Focus on Oromia
- Oromian Holidays
- The Oromian Coffee Ceremony
- THE OROMIAN CIVIL RESISTANCE DAY
- THE OROMIAN MARYTRS’ DAY
- This flag honors Oromo heroes
- Representation of Oromo Gadaa system’s Flag color
- OROMIA: THE GIFTED LAND OF CULTURE AND NATURE
- An Oromo Renaissance?
- OROMIA SPEAKS
- Dismantling the white man’s Indian: Dr. Dawn Martin-Hill at TEDxMcMasterU
- Kaayyoo
- Endurance test
- Happy International Women’s Day!
- Oromo Freedom ICONS
- COMMENTARY: THE INTEREST THAT IS NOT SO SPECIAL: ADDIS ABEBA, OROMIA, AND ETHIOPIA
- Over a year of grief, but no one hears us
- Oromo protests and the future of Oromo struggle
- Genocide in the making in Oromia
- One Of The World’s Best Long Distance Runners Is Now Running For His Life
- In Praise of the Solidarity to come: what we need to Remember
- Oromo activist wants the world to “hear the cries” of her people
- INTERVIEW: ETHIOPIA SWAMPING IN A POLITICAL RIFE
- SHATTERING THE ‘POLITE SILENCE’ OF ETHIOPIA’S ‘STRATEGIC ALLIES’: Feyisa Lelisa speaks loud QUIETLY
- Oromia Cities & Towns where Grand#OromoProtests Took Place
- THE GRAND OROMIA RALLY FOR FREEDOM, JUSTICE, VOICE, AND PEACE!!!
- The Grand Oromo March, 6 August 2016: marching for Life, Justice, Peace, and Voice
- Open Letter regarding the carnage in Oromia and possible next steps
- Merera Gudina: Oromo protests and the future of Oromo struggle
- Ethiopia’s Oromo Protest ‘Development,’ Displacement and Death
- Ethiopia: Oromo protests continue amid harsh crackdown
- When Crying is a Crime
- THE PROTEST, THE PLAN, THE PERSECUTION, AND THE PROSPECT (S)
- The Imperative of Paying Attention: in Solidarity with the Oromo Protest
- ‘Addis Ababa’ master plan: Who are the Oromo people, Ethiopia’s largest ethnic group?
- The Special Interest: the Affirmation of Denial
- The Current Oromo Protest Movement: The Beacon of Freedom and Egalitarian Democracy for All Tigrayan Colonial Subjects
- In Ethiopia, anger over corruption and farmland development runs deep
- A Brief Reflection on Oromo Ethiopian Students’ Protests
- Ethiopia likely to see further riots and deaths without genuine reform
- What Is Behind the Oromo Rebellion in Ethiopia?
- Oromia-Addis Master Plan: An agenda not like EPRDF
- Why do the Oromo Resist the Master Plan?
- The Agenda behind the “Integrated Regional Development Plan (IRDP)”
- The Issue: Rushes to Implement a Genocide Master Plan
- Why Resist the Master Plan?: A Constitutional Legal Exploration
- Forum
- በታሪክ እንዳየነው የኦሮሞ የነፃነት ትግል ማሸነፍ ያቃተው የውጭ ጠላት ይልቅ ከራሱ የበቀሉት ከሃዲዎችን ነው!!
- “ትግሉ ይቀጥላል።” የዶ/ር ብርሃነመስቀል አበበ ሰኚ ጠንካራ ምት
- Why Oromo Democratic Party (ODP) Officials Lie When They Don’t Need To.
- Let OLF Have Its Own Office and ODP Listen to the People
- Ethnic-Based Federalism– A solution or a problem?
- OROMUMMAA AS OROMO CULTURE, IDENTITY AND IDEOLOGY
- Psychology of Persuasion: The current Oromo case
- Undermining the Martyrs who Sealed history with their Blood:
- Lemma Megerssa and Abba Gadaas Meeting: Discourse Analysis
- Gone are the days of One Flag! One Religion! One language!
- Awuramba: The Philosophical Identity!
- The political side of Religion
- Justice for Humanity: Finfine All Day
- The ill-intention behind misnaming
- Why does the Oromia region underperform?
- Amhara-Oromo discourses
- Economic revolution? The chain is on the dog’s neck
- Oromos in urban centres: from marginalization to blockage
- Liban Waaqoo, Ethiopia and the London conference
- I refuse to Accept Words Over Spilled Blood!!!
- Auto-immune Diseases of the Colonizers Immunotherapy
- Questioning the Motives of the Atlanta Leadership Convention
- GUMII OROMO: CONVENING AN OROMO NATIONAL CONVENTION IN DIASPORA
- Tough moments always call for tougher measures
- Brotherly Advise to our Ethiopianist Friends
- let us create a system of liberty and justice for all
- NO TO NARROW NATIONALISM!!!
- Declaring ‘State of Emergency’ will Only Facilitate the Demise of the Minority TPLF Regime in Ethiopia
- Declaring ‘State of Emergency’ will Only Facilitate the Demise of the Minority TPLF Regime in Ethiopia
- Emergency Declared in Ethiopia but the decree means nothing to those who have lived with inhumanity worse than death.
- Why the Oromo protests mark a change in Ethiopia’s political landscape
- In support of Grand Oromo Demonstration
- Coalitions: Safeguarding Oromia’s National Interests
- Somalia’s First Female Presidential Candidate Vows to Negotiate With Al Shabaab
- French journalist warns UN COI’s false accusations against Eritrea could lead to an invasion
- Politics of Devolution from Fibrosis to Cirrhosis
- The Morality of Leaking Exams
- On Using Ethiopia’s other ‘others’ to Silence the Oromo and to Degrade their Quest for Justice
- Menelik II is the Least of my Worries: A Note to the Apologists of Empire
- When the Law is captured
- Friday 22 April 2016: Who is really charged with “terrorism”?
- SHOW US WHAT YOU PREACH!!!
- IRRATIONAL ROBOTS OR LEADERS?????
- THE ENDLESS PERSECUTION AND EVICTION OF TULAMA OROMOO
- MTA’S ENDURING VISIONS AND A NATIONAL CALL FOR ALL OROMO IN THE DIASPORA
- How they killed, maimed, destroyed and evicted the Oromo people to build Addis Ababa: then and now!?
- Welcome to ESAT’s “Oromigna language”!
- ESAT Afaan Oromo Program?
- Medrek’s Oromia Will be a Prototype for the Future African Federation
- TPLF-led Regime is not a Developmental State
- Who am I?
- Oromo Diaspora protest against Ethiopian Government soldiers killings of student demonstrators.
- Interview:LEGAL REFLECTION ON #OROMOPROTESTS
- CRIMES THAT MADE THE OROMO YOUTH REVOL
- International Conference on the Oromo and the Horn of Africa
- The liberation of Oromia inlight of American freedom
- Elections: Beyond winning (and losing)
- Over 250,000 East African refugees trapped in Yemen
- The Oromo Question
- The root cause of the current incident and the tragic consequence
- The Oromo and the Ethiopian state: identity, marginalization and diaspora blues
- Sexual violence with special emphasis on sexual aggression in Oromia
- The Oromo and the War on Terror in the Horn of Africa
- How you can support the #Oromoprotests through social media…
- Ethiopia: Opposition leaders denied medical treatment
- The Quest for Oromo’s Indigenous Knowledge and Institutions
- Who are the Garri and Gabra Oromos?
- Deliberate and systematic extermination of identities of indigenous peoples of Ethiopia through land grabbing (1870 – 2014)
- It Is Time to Break the Silence!
- Oromo:Saving the Endangered Species at Home and Abroad
- Article
- PP’s Plan of Economic Zones in Oromia a State within a State: Disintegrating & Weakening Oromia
- Africa has a democratic system that can contribute to world’s civilizations.
- From Survivance All the Way to Reconstruction: The Oromo Pursuit of Equaliberty
- Ethiopia in crisis, closes down news: The Oromo people use traditional clothing as a symbol of resistance and it is costing them their lives
- Two steps forward, one step back for Oromia?
- The Role of Elites in Ethiopian Politics
- An important note about Oromo that provides country of origin information (COI) and policy guidance
- The missing part of the OLF story
- Editing the Bible: From Cush to Ethiopia – and back to Cush
- The Challenges of Building Oromo National Institutions: A Sociological View
- THE FOLKLORE OF IDENTITY THEFT: Restorying Abebe Biqila
- Engineering and Environmental Aspects of the Renaissance Dam
- The Needs of the Time: Supporting the struggle from an Exilic Position–What can we do? (Looking in from Outside)
- Three Types of Oromo Marriage
- Adwa and Abyssinia’s Participation in the Scramble for Africa
- Adwa and Abyssinia’s Participation in the Scramble for Africa: Does that have relevance to the ongoing Oromo protests?
- The role of Women in the Oromo National Liberation Movement
- OPDO’s Bandied “Economic Revolution ”: Unrealistic Rhetoric
- ‘It’s life and death’: how the growth of Addis Ababa has sparked ethnic tensions
- Why is Ethiopia waging a proxy war on the Oromo through the Liyu Police?
- THE DISTORTIONS ABOUT ADWA
- Oromia: Peaceful protest to armed uprising
- Oromia:Popular resistance takes on corporate destruction and repression
- After Sudan;World should Focus on Oromo
- THE OROMO NATION: TOWARD MENTAL LIBERATION AND EMPOWERMENT
- Made in Africa: Will Ethiopia’s Push for Industrialization Pay Off?
- ‘Did Menelik II really say he is Caucasian?’: Fragments for the Little chaps, Lest you celebrate Prematurely
- THE PEOPLES’ ADWA: The Imperative of Embracing Plural Interpretation
- Time of Menopause and Vanguard of Victory
- OROMO LEADER DABASSA GUYO MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED IN KENYA
- Oromo Art as a Political Resistance
- The Role of Women in the Oromo National Liberation Movement
- THE ROLE & REVOLUTION OF OROMOO ARTISTS
- SOME NOTES ON OROMO CULTURAL NATIONALISM
- Our Rights
- OSG REPORT 59: Beware Genocide
- Oromia Support Group reports 163 extrajudicial killings and 933 arbitrary detainments of Oromos from December 2018 – July 2019
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- የጫልቱ ታከለ ፈተና እና ፅናት
- Oromo scholar-activists arrested, denied due process
- Speech by Mrs. Samiha Osman, presentation on European Parliament – Organized by Sub-Committee on Human Rights
- Prosecutors have charged 7 individuals with terrorism
- “THE ISSUE BURNS ME FROM THE INSIDE”
- Oromo leader Dabassa Guyo mysteriously disappeared in Kenya
- Dr. Shigut Geleta opening remarks on a conference entitled ‘Women’s Inferno in Ethiopia’
- UNPO Human Rights Report 2017
- Partial List of people killed by TPLF on August 6
- Protest Crackdown Killed Hundreds
- OSGA highlights human rights issues with the United Nations
- Oromia: Human Rights Speaks
- Oromo Human Rights Advocacy
- ETHIOPIA: ‘BECAUSE I AM OROMO’: SWEEPING REPRESSION IN THE OROMIA REGION OF ETHIOPIA
- Witnesses
- How Abiy Ahmed Betrayed Oromia and Endangered Ethiopia
- THE RUTERN
- Oromo Story of Resilience
- Testimony of Abaguya Ayele Deki, The Suffering of Ethiopian People
- Oromia: Testimony of Seenaa Jimjimo, The Suffering of Oromo People
- OBBO BAQQALA MOKONNON: A PIONEERING AND LIFE-LONG OROMO NATIONALIST
- Olympics dissident: Ethiopia could ‘become another Libya’
- The Grand Oromia Rally: Historic Event and Happenings
- THE OROMO: STORY OF A SILENT PERSECUTION
- Untold Stories of Oromo Political Prisoners: The case of Ashenafi Birru AKA Bonsa
- My Experience of Maekelawi: the Notorious Investigation Centre
- “Terrorist” for being a ‘bachelor’!
- The ordeal of refugees stranded on a boat in the Mediterranean
- Guyo Dreams of Driving
- Oromo or Somali? Sometimes St. Cloud isn’t sure
- Oromo Political Leader Brings A Sharp Message To Obama
- Oromo political prisoner, Bekele Gerba, Speaks Out
- Torture: a word commonly associated with Oromo political prisoners
- Oromian Survival Story
- These Swedish Reporters Spent 438 Days in an Ethiopian Prison for Their ‘Terrorist’ Journalism
- Persecuted in Ethiopia: Hunted in Hargeisa
- Land grabs and human rights in Oromia, East Africa
- The Politics of Denial: the Birth and Expansion of Finfinnee at the Expense of Oromo
- Speeches
- Top Ethiopian judge flees threats
- Oromo: Former Judge Reveals Ethiopian Killings
- Ethiopian official seeks asylum
- Ethnic tension sparks Ethiopian defection
- SITUATION IN OROMIA, ETHIOPIA
- NGO Focuses on the Violations of Human Rights in Oro
- The Ministry of Justice for the Oromia region defects
- Oromo Protests One Year On: Looking Back; Looking Forward
- The Ordeal of Legendary Oromo Artist, Fayessa Furi
- Death in Ethiopian custody of Tesfahun Chemeda, after refoulement from Kenya
- Ethnic Persecution and Crimes Against Humanity in the Horn of Africa: the Case of Oromia
- The verdict is a deliberate attempt to silence the Oromo people
- Neglecting the Suffering of Refugees is like Collaborating with Oppressors
- Hello Every One!
- Untold Stories of Oromo political prisoners: The case of Ararso Aba Humna
- SEENAA OROMOOTA SHAGGAR – FINFINNE
- Action
- Dabessa: my Hero in Volunteering
- Mass Arrests in Oromia: three months Report
- A short story for a Documentary Portrait
- OLF asks the UN to promptly intervene to save lives in Ethiopia.
- Action:the 5th phase of decolonization
- We wish the planned visit will not send the wrong message
- Oromia Insight
- Oromian Australians:Statements by Members
- Press Release: Cracking down on Oromo Protesters
- Requesting urgent intervention
- Lives changed only when individuals rose above their circumstances
- Oromo human rights concert!
- An appeal letter from Cairo-based Oromo community
- Social Media
- Insights
- DAWUD IBSAA: PROSPECTS FOR OROMO STRUGGLE UNDER THE PREVAILING SITUATION OF UNION OROMIA
- exploring issues of identity, cohesion, and belonging among young Oromo refugees residing in Toronto
- HIGLIGHTING THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF OROMO WOMEN IN OUR LIVES: SHE BLEADS OROMO, SINGS COMPASSION, ACTS COURAGEOUS, AND LIVES BY EXAMPLE
- Interview with poet Asafa Tefera Dibaba
- Oromo People: The Strength Perspective
- Being in and out of Africa: The Impact of Duality of Ethiopianism
- EINSTEIN: THE NEGRO QUESTION (1946)
- LIVE YOUR LIFE WITH PURPOSE
- Depicting Oromia
- The Oromian Taste
- Oromian Martyrs Day
- Free Oromia
- I am an OROMO
- The Oromo Choice
- Hard roads to freedom
- Oromia Pride
- March for Freedom
- Viva Oromia
- Oromo Folk Dance
- One Night in Oromia
- Vision in Action
- Oromo Awareness Day
- Speak Up 4 Oromia
- Donate A4O
- Poem Speaks
- Oromians Dreams
- Team Oromia
- Run for Oromia
- Foundation 4 Oromia
- Oromian Speaks
- Oromo Commencement Speaker
- Events
- 2019 Oromo Events
- #Irreechaa2016 Events
- Welcome to Irreechaa Arfaasaa: Oromo Good Spirit Day at Mount Dandenong
- Waamicha Guyyaa FDG Bara 2015 Konyaa Edmenteen
- Fincila Diddaa Garbummaa-FDG
- Welcome to 2015 Irreechaa Birraa
- Friends Event in Honour of World Refugee Day
- Commemoration of the Oromo Popular Revolt Against Subjugation
- The Oromian Civil Resistance Day
- OSGA Invited to the UN to report on human rights abuses
- Celebrate Qubee Day and Oromo Resistance Day
- March for Oromia in New York
- Ayyaana Irreechaa | Oromo Thanksgiving in Melbourne, Australia – October 5, 2014
- Beautiful Oromia Week
- The upcoming 50th Anniversary Celebration of Macha-Tulama Association (MTA)
- Support
- Refugee Week: Restoring Hope!
- April 15: Oromo Martrys Day
- UOSE/UOSG (Germany): Call for Conference on Oromo Heroes/Heroines Day
- Oromo Voice Radio Upcoming Event
- Oromia Media Network Launch Day
- Irreechaa
- TEN Facts about Irreechaa
- What is Irreechaa?
- IRREECHAA: WHAT IT MEANS TO ME?
- Irreechaa -Thanksgiving, forgiving and forward looking expression day for Oromo
- Remembering Irrecha Massacre
- Irreechaa 2015 in Melbourne
- Irreechaa 2014 in Melbourne
- Irreechaa 2013 in Melbourne
- Irreechaa 2011 in Melbourne
- Irreechaa 2010 in Melbourne
- IOLA Press Statement Regarding the Irreechaa Massacre of October 2016
- Irreecha Massacre Was Not a Stampede: Planned and Mechanized Massacre of Hundreds Oromo Civilians in Minutes
- THE GENOCIDAL MASSACRES OF OROMOS AT THE IRREECHAA FESTIVAL: THE LIES OF THE TIGRE-LED ETHIOPIAN GOVERNMENT
- Oromo eyewitness shares harrowing account of violence in Ethiopia
- IRREECHA – THE COLORS, THE IDENTITY AND THE PRIDE OF OROMO NATION
- What does Irreechaa mean to you?
- Oromia Insight Reportage about Irreechaa
- Erecha to be celebrated Oct 4
- Oromia’s Irreecha Festival– A Revival of an Ancient African Culture – An Attempt to Understand and Explain
- The annual Irreecha Birraa festival, Oromo National Thanksgiving day
- Irreechaa holds Oromo nation together
- Against the waves
- Oromia’s Irreecha festival
- Irreecha: From Thanksgiving Ritual to Strong Symbol of Oromo Identity
- Oromummaa
- Book Review: Gezetena Gezot, the History of the Matcha-Tulama Self-Help Association
- Calanqoo Massacre: symbol of determination for Freedom
- Aanolee Massacre as a creative fire to light the Orommummaa flame
- Institutionalizing the Oromo Movement
- The Role of Women: Reflection (Biya from Adam University
- Oromummaa: Oromo Culture, Identity and Nationalism
- WHAT IS NEXT FOR THE OROMO PEOPLE?
- Letter To Mr. Isayas Afewerki, President of Eritrea.
- URGENT ACTION: OROMO OPPOSITION LEADER AT RISK OF TORTURE
- ETHIOPIA & OROMIA: “Ethiopianism,” The “Neo-Official-Nationalism,” and the “Oromia First!” Trend
- ETHIOPIA & OROMIA: “Ethiopianism,” The “Neo-Official-Nationalism,” and the “Oromia First!” Trend
- Oromo Names
- Rue: Culinary Use
- WHOISWHO
- Dabessa’s Story
- Jaal Seeyfuu Muummee (1948-2020)
- Muhe Abdo: the versatile man, the architect of Nationalities Question
- Seenaa Gababaa Artiist Guutuu Lammii (1970-2020)
- Dawud Ibsa Ayana
- #Muhe Abdo: the Versatile Man, the Architect of “Nationalities Question”
- Magarsa Badhasa (1892-1936)
- Oromo Artist: Lemma Guya Gemeda
- Short Biography Martyred Tesfahun Chemeda (1976-2013)
- JAARRAA ABBAA GADAA: A HERO AND LEGEND IN HIS OWN TIME
- Waqo Gutu (1924-2006)
- Elemo Qiltu (1936-1974)
- Tadesse Birru (1921-1975)
- Naima Abdullahi’s Story, USA
- Jara Abba Gadaa: a hero and legend in his own time
- Haile Fida Kuma: The Father of Qubee Afaan Oromo
- SEENAA GABAABAA JAAL KABBADEE BUZUNESH (1908-19760)
- Martha Kuwee Kumsa: The Unsung heroine and Iron Lady!
- #Argaw Dinka: The Pan Oromianist
- #Argaw Dinka: The Pan Oromianist
- Resource
- Gumeechaa: Honoring Oromo Elders Day
- Oromia: Reasons of Oromo Immigration
- The power of ‘Siinqee’: in protecting woman’s rights and brokering peace in Tulama Oromo
- Q&A: Recent Events and Deaths at the Irreecha Festival in Ethiopia
- OROMO NATIONALISM, AND THE CONTINUOUS MULTIFACETED ATTACK ON THE OROMO CULTURAL, CIVIC AND POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
- Historical Resource Book for Oromians
- Genocide against the Oromo people of Ethiopia? Western influence
- “Oromo is no good to them,”explained one runner
- The Education System that Ignored Ignorance: Socio-Cultural Unawareness in Ethiopia
- The difference between being an Ethiopian and being Habesha.
- Processes of Colonization and Decolonization
- Links to Grants Funding
- Mpls. Roosevelt grad is already giving back
- Effects of Boiling Methods on Anti-nutritional Factors of Anchote
- Oromo African Immigrants’ Experiences with Child Care
- Labsii Waloo Mirgoota Namummaa
- South Africa: sanctuary at a price
- BORANA PEOPLE: THE LARGEST OROMO PASTORALIST AND KIND PEOPLE OF EAST AFRICA
- Against the waves:Insights of the 2014 Irreecha festival
- Dr. Tadelech Atomssa Keyeta: the first Oromo woman to earn her PhD in Physics
- The Grand Ceremony and an All-round Public Event
- A Criminal State: The Blackmailing of the Oromo Liberation Struggle for Freedom and Democracy
- THEORIZING WAAQEFFANNAA: OROMIA’S INDIGENOUS AFRICAN RELIGION AND ITS CAPACITY AND POTENTIAL IN PEACEMAKING
- Transforming Dhiichisaa, Tirrii, Shaggoyyee and Hiyyaasee to global market
- Retrospective Look at Macha and Tulema’s major Achievements, Challenges and Limitations
- OBSERVATIONS FROM THE MOTHERLAND : COMING OR GOING, EITHER WAY, I’M HOME
- OBSERVATIONS FROM THE MOTHERLAND : ‘I’VE GOT A CRUSH ON BALE’
- HOW NOT TO MAKE A MASTER PLAN
- Oromo Liberation Front: Who is Fooling Who?
- Fact sheets of Oromia Regional State
- The history of Finfinne reflects the way the Oromo people were conquered
- Aanolee Martyrs memorial monument and cultural center
- CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY
- The Gada System – Why Denied Recognition to Be a World Heritage?
- Being Recognised – Sinke’s journey
- Oromo Democracy
- The Addoyyee Institution
- WAYYUU, SIINQEE AND GORA AMONG THE ARSI AND GUJI OROMO
- Special Feature on Roba Bulga
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