congratulations! September is Ethiopian Heritage Month in Ontario
ETHIOPIAN ASSOCIATION
Founded in 1981, the Ethiopian Association in the GTA and surrounding regions supports Ethiopian-Canadians through social, cultural, educational, and diaspora-focused initiatives, fostering community growth and unity.
WELCOME
The Ethiopian Association in the Greater Toronto Area and Surrounding Region (EAGTA SR) has been a cornerstone of the Ethiopian community since its establishment in 1981. As a volunteer-based, Black-led, Black-serving, and Black-centered organization, EAGTA SR is dedicated to empowering individuals of Ethiopian and African origin. We strive to foster inclusivity, promote cultural heritage, and create sustainable programs that address the diverse needs of our community.
Our association serves as a welcoming space where newcomers, seniors, and families can find support, connection, and opportunities for growth. Through our culturally informed, Afrocentric approach, we focus on uplifting marginalized voices, advocating for systemic change, and fostering resilience within our community.
Our Mission
We strive to uplift Ethiopian-Canadians in Ontario through social, cultural, and educational programs, fostering unity and growth.
Impact To Community
Over the past year, EAGTA SR supported over 2,600 members with seminars, processed 113 refugee sponsorships, managed 50 crises, and hosted biweekly senior activities for 70+ members.
Donations & Support
Our work relies on the generosity of donors, members, and partners. Together, we create meaningful change.
Get Involved
Become a member, volunteer, or join our network of professionals to connect, grow, and make an impact!
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Ethiopian Association in the Greater Toronto Area
🇪🇹🇨🇦 A Historic Celebration at Queen’s Park The Ethiopian Association in the GTA and Surrounding Regions is proud to share these wonderful moments from the inaugural Ethiopian Heritage Month Reception at Queen’s Park, marking a significant milestone for the Ethiopian-Canadian community. It was an honour to celebrate this historic occasion alongside community members, religious and community leaders, current and former Board members, volunteers, media representatives, business and restaurant owners, distinguished guests, supporters, and friends of the Ethiopian-Canadian community. As we celebrate, we also recognize everyone whose contributions helped bring our community to this moment. Special recognition goes to Eskinder Mekonin, who initiated the idea that led to this historic recognition, and Mr. Liben Gebremikael for his contribution to advancing this
Ethiopian Association in the Greater Toronto Area updated their status.
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
Ethiopian Association in the Greater Toronto Area updated their status.
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
Ethiopian Association in the Greater Toronto Area
🇪🇹🇨🇦 A Historic Celebration at Queen’s Park The Ethiopian Association in the GTA and Surrounding Regions is proud to share these wonderful moments from the inaugural Ethiopian Heritage Month Reception at Queen’s Park, marking a significant milestone for the Ethiopian-Canadian community. It was an honour to celebrate this historic occasion alongside community members, religious and community leaders, current and former Board members, volunteers, media representatives, business and restaurant owners, distinguished guests, supporters, and friends of the Ethiopian-Canadian community. As we celebrate, we also recognize everyone whose contributions helped bring our community to this moment. Special recognition goes to Eskinder Mekonin, who initiated the idea that led to this historic recognition, and Mr. Liben Gebremikael for his contribution to advancing this
Ethiopian Association in the Greater Toronto Area updated their status.
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
Ethiopian Association in the Greater Toronto Area updated their status.
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
