Obboleettii Oromo Women’s Network Webinars and Podcasts

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Oromo Women & Trauma

2019-12-1101:14:57

In this Podcast, Johara Mohammed speaks about the experience, challenges, and coping techniques of trauma within the Oromo community and particularly focusing on Oromo women.

Impacts of Smoking Hookah in the Oromo Community by Najaha and Shubbee

2019-01-2401:17:31

In this segment of our podcast, current medical student Najaha Musse and Physicians assistant Shubbee Ahmed present about the implications of hookah/ Shisha in the Oromo community.

Back to School Success Part 3: Applying to Graduate Programs

2018-11-2801:28:56

In this Podcast, presenters focused on the process and personal experiences to of applying to graduate programs including masters, Ph.D., and medical school! If you are intersted in additional support, please let us know and we can connect you with one of the speakers.

Back to School Success Part 2: Applying for College

2018-10-2301:14:19

In this months discussion, Obboleettii staff discuss various tips that high school Juniors and Seniors might find to be helpful as they apply to college.

Back to School Success Part 1: College

2018-10-2301:21:47

In this Episode, Obboleettii Staff and scholars discuss the struggles of college life and tips to overcome.

Oromo Women in Fashion by Rammy Mohammed

2019-12-0801:17:42

In this Podcast, Rammy Mohammed, a fashion designer, and a community advocate will be providing her insight into the challenges, triumphs, and inspiration as an Oromo female fashion designer.

Oromo Women in Business by Lamme Sule

2019-12-0845:11

This podcast is lead by Lamme Sule, creator, and founder of the business Oromowear. In the podcast, Lamme offers insights into the challenges, triumphs, and inspiration she has experienced in the creation of the everyday Oromo brand OromoWear.

Safety and Policing in the Oromo Community

2019-04-1701:05:03

In this segment Kadra Mohammed presents on her experiences as a police office, career opportunities, areas of concern for the Oromo community in terms of safety, and instruction on how women can protect themselves.

Oromo Women in Politics- A Pretty Face or a Valued Voice?

2018-10-0301:10:35

The very first episode of Obboleettii OWN- Webinars !

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Obboleettii Oromo Women’s Network Webinars and Podcasts