EPLF fighters standing on a truck after the Battle of Nakfa, fists raised

Awet N'Hafash

ሓቢርና ንስራሕ

Volunteer headquarters for the Atlanta Eritrean Festival. Register for one 4-hour shift, see your assignments, order your shirt, and get every update right here.

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EPLF fighters after the Battle of Nakfa
Eritrean women fighters of the EPLF marching
Eritrean women fighters of the EPLF. Service runs through this story.
EPLF fighters celebrating the fall of the Derg regime
EPLF fighters celebrating the fall of the Derg. We carry that same spirit into the festival.

How volunteering works

Volunteers give one 4-hour shift on one of the three festival days. Pick the day that suits you and the role you prefer. We will confirm your assignment and you will see it on your personal page.

Day 1
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Day 2
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Day 3
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Roles

Setup Get the grounds, stages, and booths ready before gates open.

Security Keep entrances, perimeters, and crowds safe.

Patrol Walk the grounds, help guests, and keep things moving.

Wherever useful Float where the need is greatest that day.

EPLF fighters playing music and performing dances in Afabet, 1980
EPLF fighters playing music and dancing in Afabet, 1980. Culture is the point.
EPLF fighters on their positions
EPLF fighters holding their positions. Every post matters.

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