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Prominent Scholars to Speak at Centennial Conference in NY

NEW YORK—Scholars Richard Hovannisian, Debórah Dwork, Raymond Kévorkian, Roy L. Brooks, Elisa Von Joeden-Forgey, Janna Thompson, and Jermaine McCalpin are among the confirmed speakers at “Responsibility 2015,” the international conference marking the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide, to be held on March 13-15, 2015, at New York’s Marriott Marquis Hotel at Times Square. The conference features 12 concurrent panels, lectures, and photography and art exhibits. Hovannisian is Prof

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5 Comments

  1. Not only did the Turks slaughter one and a half million of our people in the most barbaric manner, steal our properties, and abduct our children, but, moreover, they destroyed our entire Western Armenian culture, drove our survivors into exile, and pressed us to abandon our identity through assimilation. The Great Powers did nothing to save the civilized Armenians, nor to punish the perpetrators of these great crimes because they were interested only in grabbing Mid East oil. Now those same powers are trying to convince the remnants of the unfortunate Armenians to parley with the Turks in a civilized manner

  2. Okay in a way I agree you get more flies with honey than you do with vinegar right We must do what we have to do to attain the goals We to must look and act better and more civilized then barbarians Make them show their vors don’t show ours

  3. It is hard to come up with additional details. Is there a registration? What time the conference start, what are the daily panels, presentation and agenda? Please inform us and the public. Time is running out for us the out of towners. Thank you

  4. Mr Balkhian, could we just walk into the conference without formal registration? Is there a preliminary agenda? How do I access it.

    thank you, ghazaros

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