Photos from Three Goats Org Inaugural Launch at Ginny’s Supper Club
The organization was established by model and philanthropist Maya Gate Haile inspired by her visit to Togowichale, Ethiopia.
The organization was established by model and philanthropist Maya Gate Haile inspired by her visit to Togowichale, Ethiopia.
The five-month exhibition, the history of Africans in India, opened at the Schomburg Center in NYC on February 1st, 2013.
TADIAS sat down for an interview with Reverend Nicholas S. Richards of the Abyssinian Fund in Harlem.
Watch TADIAS TV’s interview with Marcus Samuelsson about his new book “Yes, Chef.”
Marcus Samuelsson launched Ginny’s Supper Club in New York on Monday, March 19th.
TAF is the only NGO operating in Ethiopia founded by an African-American church.
The following is a video coverage of “Brunch for the Horn of Africa,” the fundraiser for famine relief held in Harlem.
Chef Marcus Samulesson and his wife Model Gate Maya Haile hosted “Brunch for the Horn of Africa” on Sunday.
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Filmmaker Yemane Demissie on “Twilight Revelations: Episodes in the Life & Times of Haile Selassie.”
Ethiopians across the country appeared divided as the events were met by protests in most venues.
Chef Marcus Samuelsson gives Tadias a brief tour of Red Rooster Harlem.
Red Rooster, Marcus Samuelsson’s new restaurant in Harlem, will open later this month.
As part of a travel piece for Black Atlas, Nelson George stops by Zoma in Harlem.
NYT highlights the Abyssinian Fund, a project by Harlem’s legendary Abyssinian Baptist Church.
Tadias TV highlights international model Maya Gate Haile: interview at her home in Harlem.
This past weekend we attended the launching of Abyssinian Fund, an NGO dedicated to fighting poverty in Ethiopia.
As the world waited for Michael Jackson’s public memorial at L.A.’s Staples Center, NYC held its own ceremony in Harlem on June 30, 2009.
Soon after the news broke that Michael Jackson, the 50-year old King of Pop had died, fans gathered near Harlem’s Apollo, where he is fondly remembered.
Here is an updated video of Yohannes Gebregeorgis, one of the Top Ten CNN Heroes of 2008, at Cafe Addis in Harlem, NYC.