Amhara Association of Birmingham
Supporting Amhara people across the Midlands, celebrating Amhara culture and heritage, and raising awareness of the state sponsored ethnic violence suffered by them across Ethiopia .
AABUK is a community association for Amhara people and friends of the community in Birmingham and the wider Midlands. We bring people together through cultural events, protests, education, and practical support.
Community-led. Midlands-based. Focused on culture, support, awareness and practical help.
Who we are
Amhara Association of Birmingham is a Midlands-based community association that supports Amhara people in the diaspora, celebrates Amhara culture and history, raises public awareness of the persecution and suffering affecting Amhara communities in Ethiopia, and brings people together through events, education, advocacy and practical support.
Upcoming events
Our events bring people together to celebrate culture, remember those affected by violence, support one another in the diaspora and introduce the wider public to Amhara history and community life.
Upcoming events
London Protest - NO ELECTION AMID GENOCIDESat 23 MayDowning Street
Support in the Midlands
We support Amhara individuals and families in the Midlands by creating connection, sharing information, signposting people to trusted services, and organising activities that strengthen belonging and wellbeing.
Get involved
There are many ways to support AAB. You can attend events, volunteer your time, share your professional skills, help with fundraising, partner with us on community projects, or join our mailing list to stay informed.
Volunteer at events
Support youth and cultural programmes
Help with media and communications
Partner with community groups
Contact us
We’d love to hear from you. Whether you want to learn more, attend an event, explore a partnership or seek community signposting, please get in touch.
Email
info@aabuk.org
Location
Birmingham, UK
Why awareness matters
Amhara communities in Ethiopia have faced severe insecurity, displacement and human-rights abuses. AAB works to raise awareness, amplify affected voices, support peaceful advocacy and encourage informed public engagement in the UK.
We aim to share responsible, evidence-based information from credible human-rights organisations, official sources and verified reporting.