
2023 Annual Conference Announcement
The 2023 OSA Annual Conference will be held at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD from July 29-30, 2023. The call for abstracts
The Oromo Studies Association annually hosts the leading academic conference in the Diaspora on Oromo Studies. The annual conference includes a diverse array of panels and roundtables, keynote and guest speakers, and an awards ceremony and/or dinner. In addition, conference participants can pick up a copy of the Journal of the Oromo Studies and other publications at the location of the conference. Leading up to the annual conference, the conference’s theme and call for papers will be announced. To register for the annual conference, please visit the Register page below.
The Oromo Studies Association annually hosts a mid-year academic conference on Oromo Studies. The mid-year conference includes a diverse array of panels and roundtables and keynote and guest speakers. To register for the mid-year conference, please visit the Register for Conference page.

The 2023 OSA Annual Conference will be held at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD from July 29-30, 2023. The call for abstracts

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Date: July 25-27 (Specific time TBD) | Venue: University of Toront: The Leslie L. Dan Pharmacy Building 144 College St, Toronto, ON M5S 3M2, BLD/ROOM: PB B15