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Next up, we are thrilled to introduce you to the #P4P Grant project team of Netsanet Gebramichael and Aklile Solomon (@aklile_solomon), two leading #Ethiopian feminists whose research will explore Ethiopian women's resistance to political exclusion from the 1970s onwards.
Netsanet Gebramichael is a lecturer at the Institute of Ethiopian Studies, and previously worked as Director of Addis Ababa University's gender office as well as being a Social Science Research Council Fellow. 
@aklile_solomon has worked as a women's rights activist for more than eight years. She has received the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders, and has co-founded Addis Ababa University's Yellow Movement, which generates dialogue about gender-based violence
For their #P4P Grant project, Netsanet & Aklile will explore the history of women's participation in mainstream #Ethiopian politics and in alternative political spaces, and will ask how central women's political inclusion is to the country's political struggles, past and present
Read a summary of their #P4P Grant research project here: parliaments4people.com/project/aklile…; and don't forget to bookmark parliaments4people.com/p4pgrantees/ for news of all the fantastic projects we are supporting through our #P4PGrants
