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Genocide and Women: Teaching about the roles women play in genocidal and post-genocidal societies

May 24, 2023 Asya Darbinyan 0

Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 My first steps in teaching in the US were at Clark University as a doctoral student and teaching assistant for two exceptional […]

Reflections

Seventeen Inspiring Years teaching “Genocides of the Twentieth Century” in RI

May 24, 2023 Rob Petrucci 0

Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 Thinking about the past has always been a passion of mine, and family history is important to certain members of every family. […]

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Expanding Armenian Genocide Studies in the UK

May 18, 2023 Andy Lawrence 0

Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 Page 10 of the book Ravishing Armenia contains a photograph. It is entitled “The long line that swiftly grew shorter” and shows […]

Memoir

Odyssey to the Open Door: A Tale Told to a Son

April 19, 2023 Guest Contributor 2

My name is Kevork. In this year of 1915, I am 12 years old. Tonight, it is black, no moon or stars—and this is good. For if they found us, me and the Turkish Jews, […]

Reflections

Chidem Inch: Kharpert in Winter

November 29, 2022 Mark Gavoor 2

I just changed the wallpaper photo on my personal laptop. I changed it to a winter scene of Kharpert when the Armenians lived there. My guess is it was just after a snowfall as the […]

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An AYF DC “Ani” Chapter Alumnus’ Stroll Down Memory Lane

November 22, 2022 Guest Contributor 0

Editor’s Note: Oscar Caroglanian became an AYF Washington DC “Ani” member in 1950. He shared fond memories of the formation and early days of the chapter during the 80th anniversary celebration held on November 5, […]

Reflections

Grampie’s Thing

September 18, 2022 Arev Dinkjian 12

My Grampie used to do this thing. Every time we’d leave his house, he would follow us outside. He’d watch as we’d load ourselves into the car along with whatever goodies Grammie was sending home […]

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Camp Javakhk: The best decision I’ve ever made

August 6, 2022 Pascale Baghdisar 0

I decided to sign up with Birthright Armenia in December. A few emails and some paperwork later, I arrived in Armenia on April 30. I volunteered in Yerevan for one month and two months in […]

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My Heartfelt Thanks to Camp Haiastan

August 2, 2022 John Mangassarian 4

Today there was an eerie quiet in our home. The music and laughter from last Saturday’s Camp Haiastan 70th anniversary gala have faded. Our guests have all gone home. It’s a little reminiscent of those […]

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Columbia University seminar explores the role of the arts in memory following genocide

July 26, 2022 Dr. Armen Marsoobian 0

Columbia University in New York City offers a variety of opportunities for students to explore topics in Armenian studies through their Middle East, South Asian and African Studies (MESAAS) department. The just concluded academic year […]

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