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Thursday, August 28, 2008 | News.Asmarino.Com |
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The Eritrean Diaspora Innovations Bank (EDIB) Amanuel Melles Aug 9, 2003 The Eritrean Canadian Employment Network - Sharing Information is Key Amanuel Melles April 13, 2003 There Is Hardly Any Time Left! - 5 Brief Tips for Lobbying Governments Amanuel Melles Feb 12, 2003 The Diaspora's Hour - Saving Lives: Action and Action Only Amanuel Melles Feb 11, 2003 Eritrea – A Cultural Profile A New Canadian Publication Amanuel Melles May 10, 2002 A Study of the Settlement Experiences of Eritrean and Somali Parents in Toronto An Update on Access to Study and Follow up Work Amanuel Melles May 10, 2002 A Study of the Settlement Experiences of Eritrean and Somali Parents in Toronto Amanuel Melles December 03, 2001 Assessing the Decade: the Need for Filters Amanuel Melles May 14, 2001 Fostering Your Teen's Search for Identity Amanuel Melles April 02, 2001 "Who am I?" This question summarizes the psychological quest of adolescence. According to psychologist Erik Erikson, the primary developmental task of the teen years is to form a sense of identity. ... The Parent-Teen Relationship: Life through a Teenager's Eyes By Amanuel Melles March 05, 2001 "Enjoy them now, they'll soon be teenagers!" Warnings like this from friends and relatives, together with media images of adolescents as irresponsible, rebellious troublemakers, can lead parents to expect trouble... Eritrean Community Wellness: A Call for Action Amanuel Melles February 06, 2001 As Eritreans, often we don't talk about our health. It's true that in the diaspora we relatively enjoy access to health care than people back home. But we also face health challenges ... The Diaspora Youth: Hostage of the Past or Hope for the Future? Amanuel Melles
A maxim to which courageous minds subscribe to is change, which requires participation. By-standers observe. Participants change their environment and help shape the way things evolve. ... Eritrean Communities: Community Development and Politics Amanuel Melles
Developing communities in the Eritrean context in the
diaspora is a complex process that has elements of the past, challenges
of the present and hopes for the future. There are multiple factors that
shape how communities can either be healthy or stagnant. Introductory Perspectives: The Umbilical Cord is Intact Amanuel Melles
The Eritreans outside Eritrea, like few other diaspora communities, have unique features that spell out their strong relationship with the home country, Eritrea. While the history of the armed struggle itself is replete with examples of a diaspora actively engaged in the destiny of the land, the last two years have been exceptionally revealing in terms of the role Eritreans in the far reaches of the globe played to prevent Ethiopia from dismantling the hard-won independence. |
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