Joram Jojo is a distinguished Social Architect and Computer Scientist hailing from Ethiopia. His extensive work spans across various regions including Tigray, Afar, Amhara, Oromia, Somali, and SNNPR. With a postgraduate degree in computer science and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Joram combines his academic prowess with a passion for social activism and the arts. He has made significant strides in promoting social justice in African countries such as Rwanda, Uganda, Angola, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. As a self-taught artist and multimedia developer, Joram’s creative talents are as remarkable as his commitment to anarchist activism. His work is a testament to his dedication to creating meaningful connections and positive change through technology and social architecture.

Leading a team to develop sustainable social architecture projects aimed at improving community welfare and promoting social justice.

Developed cutting-edge technology solutions to address social issues, focusing on virtual reality and multimedia applications.

Created impactful multimedia content, including 3D and 2D animations, and engaged in game development projects that highlight social and cultural narratives.

Joram Jojo is a staunch advocate of the Anarchist political school of thought, dedicating his efforts to challenging traditional power structures and promoting social justice and equality. His activism is driven by a belief in voluntary cooperation and mutual aid, and he works tirelessly to advance these principles in the communities he is involved with. Through his advocacy, Joram has made significant strides in promoting social change and empowering marginalized groups.