PAN AFRICAN TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION (PATA)
Los Angeles, California

PATA LATEST NEWS	Hotep! Karibu! Akwaaba! Welcome! Enquan Dena Metu! PATA, Pan African Technical Association, is an association of volunteers, supporters and friends who share a deep rooted interest in exposing, educating, and supporting the introduction and perpetuation of science and technology in the African American communities in the United States and African Communities in Arica. Click flier to enlarge First Fundraiser of 2012! Yaw will give a report back on the Successful Education and Goodwill Mission to Ethiopia. *There will also be an auction of Rare Ethiopian Coins, Paper Money and Books and Currency from other African Countries* Adult tickets $10.00 Children (15 & under) Free When: Saturday January 21st 2012 Time: 2:00 pm-4:00 pm Where: Little Ethiopia Restaurante 1048 S. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles Tickets may also be purchased from: Little Ethiopia Restaurante 1048 S. Fairfax Ave., L.A. Jah Lambs & Lions 1030 S. Fairfax Ave., L.A. Buna Ethiopian Market 1034 S. Fairfax Ave., L.A Marcus Garvey School 2916 W. Slauson Ave. L.A. Soza’s Auto Electric & Automotive Service 1635 Centinela Blvd, Inglewood Purchase DVD - 3000 Years of Ethiopian History: From The Queen of Sheba to Haile Selassie Click image to enlarge Click image to enlarge 3000 Years of Ethiopian History-From the Queen of Sheba to Haile Selassie presents breathtaking rare pictures of Ethiopian history, tradition and culture. Yaw Davis walks you thru a journey of some of the highlights of 3000 years of the wonderful history and technical achievements of Ethiopia from the Queen of Sheba to its last Emperor, Haile Selassie.	Your Web browser does not have Java enabled. You must enable to view this beautiful photo slideshow.
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Hotep! PATA is an IRS 501(3)(c) Corporation. All donations are tax deductible. To volunteer your time/services, contact Brother Yaw at 323.428.3897.

Who We Are

PAN AFRICAN TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION

The inception of the PAN AFRICAN TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION (PATA) organization was 1996.

PATA promotes the importance of math and science for the next generation of engineers and scientist for professional opportunities locally, as well as, to assist Mother Africa in the positive development of its People, Land and resources. In order to achieve this mission, PATA garners the generous talents of volunteer and financial resources and implements educational, scientific and technical projects and programs to promote awareness in the US and Africa.

PATA works in collaboration with individuals, business and governments of African countries to fulfill it’s mission. We hope that you will volunteer your talents and time or make a monetary donation so that PATA may provide expanded technical assistance to the African American and African communities.

PATA supporters, volunteers and friends are involved in community-based outreach activities.

-Establishes a networking base to connect personnel working technical projects to people and institutions which may provide assistance to ensure the success of their technical project

-PATA volunteers give lectures and presentations on science and technolgy to Elemenatary thru University level students

-Introduces various types of renewable technological energy concepts and their application in electrification of rural villages to community-based organizations.

-Assists organizations in developing business case and marketing strategies for their projects.

-Introduces inner city youth to science and technology.

Ways to Support PATA

PATA gladly accepts donations of computer equipment, cash donations, and support by you booking travel through our new travel website! Feel free to contact us at any time here. PATA is an IRS 503(c) entity, therefore all donations are tax deductible.

Hotep! Karibu! Akwaaba! Welcome! Enquan Dena Metu!

First Fundraiser of 2012!

Yaw will give a report back on the Successful Education and Goodwill Mission to Ethiopia.

Purchase DVD - 3000 Years of Ethiopian History: From The Queen of Sheba to Haile Selassie

Who We Are

Ways to Support PATA