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.
OSA seeks to share Oromo culture and its unique view of the world with our audiences. If you have a question about the Oromo Studies Association or the Oromo people in general, please contact us.
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.
OSA seeks to share Oromo culture and its unique view of the world with our audiences. If you have a question about the Oromo Studies Association or the Oromo people in general, please contact us.
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Would you like to share an interesting book - or a website that provides information of interest to the Oromo community? As part of the new OSA outreach effort, we encourage readers to email us and suggest additional resources for our members.
Would you like to share an interesting book - or a website that provides information of interest to the Oromo community? As part of the new OSA outreach effort, we encourage readers to email us and suggest additional resources for our members.
Call For Papers for the 2012 OSA Annual Conference
The State of the Oromo Struggle: Critical Investigations on the Challenges & Opportunities on How to Move Forward Upcoming!
Date: July 14 and 15, 2012
Venue: University of Minnesota
Theme and Call For PapersOSA Appeal Letter to President Obama on the Growing Repression and Human Rights Violations by the Ethiopian Government
"We, at OSA, are disheartened to learn that the Ethiopian regime disproportionately targets Oromo political dissidents and Oromo youth on a continuous basis due to the regime’s fear of potential political power of the Oromo people in Ethiopia, the single largest politically unrepresented population group strategically placed in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa. According to the Human Rights League Horn of Africa (HRLHA)5, the Ethiopian regime has intensified mass abductions and imprisonments on Oromo students and civic organization leaders. According to HRLHA’s report of May 12, 2011, over 30 students have been detained from various universities and the trend continued unabated since then." Read more
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