• Yahoo Directory
  Links to information about Ethiopia
• Time Magazine
  Article about Africa by Johanna McGeary
• Ethiopia
  Ethiopian menus and recipes
• Ethiopia Tourism Commission
• World Fact Book - Ethiopia
• Selamta
  Music, Food and Art of Ethiopia
• A Place for Us National
  One of the largest multiracial establishments designed to promote racial harmony.  
• Yahoo! Groups - Ethiopia
  Support group for everyone who has been touched by an African adoption
• Ask the Experts!
  Questions and answers about transracial or transcultural adoption
• Ethiopian Tourism Commission: 13 Months of Sunshine  
• Info about Addis Ababa attractions, restaurants, public transportation, news, etc.
• Ethiopia Cultural and Historical Society
  The Ethiopian-American Historical and Cultural Society incorporated in 2002 is a non-profit membership organization. Their mission is to collect, preserve, and promote the history of the diverse people of Ethiopia - past and present. 
• Ethiopia Tree Project
  The goal of ETFF tree-planting campaign is to let the barren lands, which are the blight of many Ethiopian farmers, be covered with trees and grass. Help farmers obtain seed/seedlings, learn how to plant and maintain them, and how to get economic benefit from trees. 
• Meet Ethiopia
  Explores the rich history, culture and diversity of Ethiopia through the use of a repository that contains Ethiopia-related websites ranging from Arts, Society and Religion to Entertainment, Shopping and Technology.
• Children of Ethiopia Education Fund
  The Children of Ethiopia Education Fund exists to improve the lives and futures of girls in Ethiopia. Be sure to check out the “Mesgana Dancers” info. 
• My Ethiopian Name
  Informational links for those considering adopting from Ethiopia about Culture, Music, Cooking, Literature. Includes name meanings and Amharic translations.
• Bridge Communications
  Our mission is to educate and share information with individuals, families, social service providers and schools about the multicultural, multiracial experience.
• Ethiopian Heritage Camp 2008
  African Cradle is pleased to announce the 2006 Ethiopian Heritage Camp for families touched by Ethiopian adoption. Whether you are just starting out on your adoption journey, or have been traveling it for years you will find friendship, support, laughter and learning all nestled within the towering redwoods of the Pacific coast of California. 
• Mama Ethiopia
  This site was created by Emebet Gebre-Ab in 2002. The founder was a high-level marathon runner, Ethiopian by birth. The purpose of this organization is to come to the assistance of Addis Ababa’s orphans, build an orphanage and support orphan sponsorship. Many interesting links. 
• RainbowKids - Monthly on-line International Adoption magazine. The largest and oldest online website helping people to adopt from multiple countries.
• Children of theWorld - Great collection of adoption books for kids and parents, multicultural toys, dolls, music and videos.
• Older Child Adoption
  Many informational links related to older child adoption. 
• Creating a Family
  Along with many wonderful resources, Dawn Davenport hosts a weekly radio show on adoption issues (we listened to an older one from her backlog this week on talking to children about adoption and it was great), and she has books listed by children’s ages that help them to understand adoption according to their developmental level of understanding.
• Center for Adoption Support and Education
  The Center for Adoption Support and Education (or CASE) website includes reading resources for children according to their development understanding of adoption, a guide “SAFE at school” that is a wonderful resource for school teachers, principles, and counselors in how to deal with adoption in school, and the “Wise Up Powerbook” developed to help empower your children to decide how, when, and why to share their own adoption story with others.

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