Universities and colleges
Universities in the United States, Ethiopia, and worldwide can host faculty-created courses, sponsor language access, support research, and create supervised student opportunities.

Afaan Oromoo School is a shared platform for universities, schools, churches, nonprofits, associations, researchers, and funders to publish courses, deliver programs, support research, sponsor opportunity, and expand access.
Partnerships can begin with one course, one research question, one sponsored cohort, one archived oral history, or one faculty-led program—and grow around evidence, trust, and shared responsibility.
The right partnership depends on the people you serve and the contribution your institution is ready to make.
Universities in the United States, Ethiopia, and worldwide can host faculty-created courses, sponsor language access, support research, and create supervised student opportunities.
Primary, secondary, preparatory, language, and teacher-training schools can publish locally grounded courses and extend programs beyond the classroom.
Public, private, charter, weekend, and heritage-language programs can run structured cohorts for students and families in the diaspora.
Faith communities can support family language, cultural connection, and community classes through adult-managed enrollment and access.
Mission-driven organizations can deliver community programs, preserve knowledge, sponsor learners, and connect local teaching to a global audience.
Partners can support language documentation, literacy, teacher preparation, scholarships, research, and shared education infrastructure with defined outcomes.
Each partnership is scoped through a written agreement. We do not promise access, outcomes, data, publication, or recognition until responsibilities and safeguards are clear.
Your instructors create and remain responsible for their teaching. We provide course-authoring tools, documented review, publication, enrollment, protected delivery, and accountable records.
Create a focused program for a school, university, association, church, or community group with approved staff access, schedules, enrollment boundaries, and scoped reporting.
Fund scholarships, school pilots, teacher production, research, or shared infrastructure. Agreements define beneficiaries, budgets, reporting, and recognition without advertising to children.
Develop faculty-led studies, student capstones, field research, curriculum evaluation, or language-technology work with clear ethics, consent, privacy, and community-benefit requirements.
Design supervised internships, practicums, thesis projects, service learning, and research experiences that contribute useful work while respecting learner privacy and community knowledge.
Work together on oral history, terminology, curriculum, teacher development, archives, storytelling, and cultural learning with explicit attribution and content-rights agreements.
We welcome faculty-led research, student capstones, field studies, curriculum evaluation, and language-technology collaboration. Research access is never automatic: projects need a defined purpose, appropriate consent, privacy protection, community benefit, and institutional review where required.
Discuss a research partnershipA strong ecosystem grows through useful work, clear accountability, and relationships that can last.
Tell us who you serve, where you work, and whether the priority is teaching, research, sponsorship, preservation, or a combined program.
Define responsibilities, audience, curriculum, technology, funding, data boundaries, rights, timeline, and measures of success.
Confirm instructional quality, privacy, child-safety boundaries, research ethics, accessibility, and operational ownership before launch.
Begin with a focused pilot, review evidence together, and expand only when the program is useful, responsible, and sustainable.
Tell us the challenge, community, program, or research question you care about. We will help determine whether there is a responsible partnership to build.
Begin a partnership