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Oromo Studies Association

The Oromo Studies Association (OSA) is a scholarly, multi-disciplinary, nonprofit organization registered in the United States of America. Established by international scholars, covering all continents, OSA seeks to promote studies relating and relevant to the Oromo people.

OSA provides its members with up to date information on conferences, publications, and community issues relating to the Oromo people.

  • The OSA Mission presents a strong message detailing the goals of our association.

  • The Membership page presents information on the benefits of becoming an OSA member.  We encourage you to join!

  • OSA events are a way we showcase our commitment to OSA members through community discussions and events. This section contains event support information, event registration, and summaries of previous discussions and events.

  • The lists of Publications are recent books, newsletters, and proceedings published by OSA members and others interested in Oromo culture.  This section is worth reviewing to keep up to date on the latest publications relating to the Oromo.

  • Related Resources list well known websites and additional resources that address related concerns of Oromo community.

OSA seeks to share Oromo culture and its unique view of the world with our audiences.  We look forward to your feedback.

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  See the latest OSA Newsletter
Oromummaa: Oromo Culture, Identity and Nationalism - A new book from Dr. Asafa Jalata!
2007 OSA Annual Conference Schedule

 

 

 


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