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We can celebrate Arab Heritage Month this year by investing in the very minds that will preserve and advance our culture for future generations. By funding scholarships, we transform celebration into action, ensuring that Yemeni students have the tools to lead, innovate, and rebuild their homeland. This month, let's move beyond celebration and take action. Your contribution to the Hadhramout Foundation funds more than just a tuition bill; it also helps create a future where Y

A new paper by Hamad Aldhlea was recently published: " The Prominent Role of the Hadhramout Foundation - Human Development in Yemen in Promoting Peace Education and Sustainable Development Through Its Educational Programs Yemen's intractable conflict and state fragility have severely undermined the country’s education system, so in this tough context, local civil society organizations have emerged as critical actors in addressing educational gaps and advancing peacebuilding.

Aamena Bakarmom recently presented a paper entitled "Automated Building Geometry Correction for Energy Equity": "This paper addresses a critical gap in how energy use is estimated in low-income communities. Many large-scale energy models rely on simplified building shapes and outdated assumptions, which can underestimate or misrepresent real energy needs in vulnerable neighborhoods. Using updated parcel and spatial data, this study corrects building size and geometry in dig

HADHRAMOUT FOUNDATION LAUNCHES RAMADAN EDUCATION DRIVE Target: CAD $20,000 & USD $50,000 by March 19,  2026 During Ramadan—a month traditionally marked by reflection, generosity, and community—the Hadhramout Foundation is amplifying its mission: fund university tuition for Yemeni students studying across the United States and Canada. Each contribution does more than cover a semester’s worth of fees; it can help a future teacher, a health‑care professional, an entrepreneur, or

Over the weekend, Abdullah Al-Aidaros participated in the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) North Central Conference at Iowa State University: "It was an incredible opportunity to connect with students and professionals from across the region, learn from industry leaders, and exchange ideas on operations, optimization, and the evolving future of our field. Thanks to the Hadhramout Foundation and the incredible support you provide, we are given the opportuni

Abdulrahman Baobaid recently got the opportunity to present his summer research at the American Physical Society Conference - Division of Plasma Physics, the largest conference in North America in Long Beach, California: "My research is on plasma physics, which is considered to be the 4th and most abundant phase of matter in the universe. In the summer, I worked on plasma diagnostics, which can help us to measure the relevant plasma parameters to understand the plasma behavio

At the Diabetes Canada (D.C) and Canadian Society of Endocrinology and Metabolism (CSEM) Annual Conference 2024 in Toronto, Canada , Mohammed Abubaker presented new research findings in a presentation entitled "Protecting Cells from Senescence: The Key to Controlling Aging and Metabolism". His research explores the mechanisms of cellular aging and how a defect in metabolic control can accelerate age-related pathologies and functional decline in cells and mice models. You can

"I attended a summer research program at the Aortic Institute of Yale–New Haven Hospital at the Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut. While there, I worked on a research project entitled “How Many Patients with Silent Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm Can Be Detected by the ‘Guilt-by-Association’ Paradigm?”  under the direct supervision of Professor John Elefteriades, Director of the Aortic Institute at Yale–New Haven, Section of Cardiac Surgery. While workin

"A pioneering medical innovation by Consultant Dr. Nasser Al-Dhaibani and his medical team at King Abdullah Medical City, Kingdom of...

"The Marshall Legacy Institute, in partnership with the Hadhramout Foundation, successfully implemented the second round of Peace Through...

The University of Denver recently spotlighted Professor Ebrahim Bamanger's new study on the use of AR (augemented reality) technology in...

Congratulations to Dr. Ammar Ali Mubarak Asban, who has received the American Fellowship in General Surgery and Cardiothoracic Surgery...

Congratulations to Ahmed Ba Wazir on acquiring his engineering license in the State of Rhode Island. You can support students like Ahmed...

And now we also want to offer our deepest congratulations to Yousef Al-Qadhi on his high school graduation. We are incredibly proud, and...

We want to offer our deepest congratulations to Mohammed Al-Jawi on his high school graduation. All of our graduates fill us with such...

This is another in our Student Spotlight series, where our students tell their stories in their own words. I am Khaled Baamran, from the AMD Valley and residing in Seiyun City, Hadhramout Governorate, Yemen. My journey began with a dream during my high school years: to study abroad, not just to pursue academic excellence but also to gain exposure to new cultures, acquire life skills, and build a strong personal character. The opportunity to achieve this dream was made possib

We want to offer our most sincere congratulations to Dr. Mohammed Kawelah on obtaining his PhD in Chemical Engineering from the...

We also want to offer our most sincere congratulations to Dr. Abdulaziz bin Eshaq on his Internal Medicine residency placement at...

We want to offer our most sincere congratulations to Dr. Abdullah S. Binsaeedu on his Internal Medicine residency placement at Hamilton...

This is another in our Student Spotlight series, where our students tell their stories in their own words. I am Mohammed Alnahari, originally from Aden, Yemen, and my journey has been one of dedication and perseverance made possible by the invaluable support of the Hadhramout Foundation. Today, I proudly work as a consulting engineer specializing in construction and infrastructure in Connecticut, USA. In addition, I serve as an adjunct professor at the University of Hartford