oh er be here again i've worked with for size for a number of years and this is a great place and great work is being done that at the studios with respect to teaching use gill's and media skills and science and technology computer skills editing skills and addition that's what the pan african technical source and that's what we do are so we teach the youth about science and technology we offer and adduction the science and technology class in los angeles and in ethiopia and we want to bring that here too and that's what one thing we're going to work with and what we do in x lass's is that we introduce children to solar technology so there's a little sma car that they learn to put together and learn how to and this photons help to bring energy and make the car move we also learn a little bit back in pewters computer programming with circuit boards and they learn simple programming and how they vary also in los angeles to science and technology centers there and maybe the museum here so we want to bring these programs to seattle and want to continue them in los angeles and continue them in the and that's where your support comes in you can help t i website also you can you know girth you can give your time you can help us do editing and help us do english type editing too because the children want to learn that so some of the project that we're going to work on with your help english and be able to be a little bit more profession and aimless the students here and seattle in los angeles they may lack a little ethiopian culture in their traditional culture so we want to establish exchange programs and summer programs where the students from a number of weeks there and helping the students with their english and while the students from the states are there the ethiopian students can help them with traditional culture and being exposed to that so we're real excited about the opportunities we have and you are here in the seattle area the l a area and various other areas of the world can help us to bring these to if you wish to continue our programs because we've been established for a number of years and we're working well but we want to expand dropping in coming in from time to time there are a couple of us who used to go to the airport expecting his yorkers to come and we welcomed them and brought them to seattle and  and how many were there so i had to be the first twenty five people who were here including the doctor and ezra to show me and others and before they had a church before they had anything any institutions at all and they'd just be no restaurants no church no social groups other than informal ones that they feel they used to have so it's about their early group of people who came and how they established the institutions like the church like the various businesses that they had like big brother institutions like schools and clubs and so forth and of course it's about their struggles their successes and their failures black history month sometimes actually thinks that you have no culture or you have no history you know when they ask if someday someone ask a black person the other day how many generations can you trace back go you know but see because people don't know their history and they don't know their culture they can't even answer the question so that's the answer if we don't want our kids having a vision of where they was seen as the victory of the people of africa for africans african americans and the people of color victorious he was the symbol of  colleges that were already going to youth e o p to transfer technological information sometime in eighteen sixty followed with concern displeased the plight of african slaves in the united states and to have an acquired of foreign visitors regarding the civil war and and the and the welfare of president lincoln and congratulating him on the positive action that he took on behalf of africans under slavery  think that this is on both sides ethiopians and american children they don't really know this history so they think that they're in a mess or they think that they're you know they're competitors rather than cooperate to people carry on that their tradition you know there are ethiopian snell who are teaching black studies courses so they're bringing a whole new paradigm see two african american studies in the same quarter because the general generation now going coming at the car was a need to know what dr who was saying this and how the various emperors and so forth tried to make connections in the in the ethiopia i think that will help students accept each other more and see the common answer what they have been historically were to have been taught they have in common and also what they have in common going forward in terms of core collaborating and cooperative serious matter really one of the problems i see with the g o p s that whites here in this if we try to separate from the black community where a lot my advice is really to our ethiopians older or younger don't forget that you are black people and people like show would love to divide the people of color you know we should think muslims are nice people we should not think mexicans are going to he's going to start talking about black say he's going to put blacks in the same category and