Setaweet (‘Of Woman) – A Feminist Initiative Setaweet (‘Of Woman) A Feminist Initiative Former AWiB board member, Sehin Teferra (PhD) and Billene Seyoum, AWiB President 2013, have partnered up in […]
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Another winner has joined us! Siham Ayele AWiB would like to announce the new addition to our staff group, Siham Ayele. Siham is an enthusiastic individual who has made her
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AWiB forged a new partnership with Center for International Reproductive Health Training (CIRHT) CIRHT is established in cooperation with the University of Michigan and MOH and works in eight medical
One of our own has realized her dream: to have her own business.AWiB announces the launching of a new, sure to win, Ashker Events Plc., a company that works on
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You can have it all if you are ready to pay the price! When I joined AWIB as a Board Member in 2011, I had just returned to Addis Abeba
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Former St. Paul’s Hospital CEO named to lead global center for women’s health Maternal health champion Lia Tadesse selected as executive director of U-M’s Center for International Reproductive Health Training ANN ARBOR, Mich.
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“Courageous Life”: Senedu Gebru’s 100 years journey On October 25th, 2015 at a Gala dinner at Sheraton, Senedu Gebru’s enormous contribution to Ethiopia, in particular to women will be recognized
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Congratulations to all AWiB WOE 2015 AWiB would like to announce the 2015 Women of Excellence (WOE) nominees. Every year as we celebrate outstanding Ethiopian Women who serve their communities
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My Turn! I am blessed with so much but have also gone through many challenges of life, as a woman much more than a man can endure, and have triumphed.
Why AWiB? When you meet people, it is customary to ask, “Hi! How are you doing today?” A response may come as, “I am pretty good, thank you! How about