Monthly Archives: February 2012

For much of the 20th Century, Washington D.C.’s U Street, or “Black Broadway,” was a vibrant intellectual, artistic, and commercial hub for African Americans — and one of the few places black people were able to live. The neighborhood has … Continue reading →

The Ethiopian Women Conference Coordinator Committee (EWCCC)* March 9-11, 2012 at Howard  University in Washington DC  Ethiopian American women from diverse background are planning to hold a conference focusing on current socio-economic, political challenges, and achievements of Ethiopian women in … Continue reading →

Instead of chasing big money after graduating from Yale, Yohannes decided to head to Iowa to chase hope instead. Yohannes Abraham Age: 23 Hometown:  Springfield, VA In retrospect, 2008 was a year of change in many ways.  Of course, Obama … Continue reading →

Helen Berhe is an Ethiopian rising star who is best known for her cover song “Uzaza Allina” which was originally released by Nada Algesa. Since her childhood, Helen had a special affection for music and dance. She attended high school … Continue reading →