Opinion
Chidem Inch: May 28th
This week, we marked May 28—the 105th anniversary of the establishment of the first Armenian Republic. It was the first Armenian ruled nation in 600 years. Given the devastation of the 1915 Genocide, it is […]
Opinion
Opinion
Is Azerbaijan’s new attack against the Artsakh defense army imminent?
May 2023 will be remembered as the month of intensive negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan. It started from the four-day summit in Washington, where the two ministers of foreign affairs with their teams were engaged […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor | An economic benefit to human rights violations
By now, there have been newspaper publications and plenty of social media discussions of Azerbaijan’s blockade of the independent Republic of Artsakh in the South Caucasus. No concrete international efforts have been made to provide […]
Op-Eds
The Manifestation of Resistance
The notion of resistance can be observed and understood through many lenses. Resistance in physics occurs when an initial force is met with a force which works in the opposite direction but is generated by […]
A Word from the Editor
Genocide Education for the 21st Century Special Issue
The Armenian Weekly April 2023 special issue magazine, now available to download here, is a testament to the work that has been done globally to bring genocide education into school curricula and specifically to include […]
Commentary
Genocide and Women: Teaching about the roles women play in genocidal and post-genocidal societies
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 […]
Research
Genealogy: “Useful in the toolkit of genocide education”
Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 The impact of genocide lingers long after the initiation of the crime. Genocide scholarship today delves into the more nuanced ways in […]
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The Deadly Gap: Genocide Education and Artsakh’s Right to Survival
Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 Genocide education can have many purposes. Whatever the level and type of education (elementary school, graduate school, public education through events or […]
Research
Transformative Education: Genocide education, the Armenian Genocide and reparations
Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 My first encounter with Armenia and Artsakh happened in 1986 as an elementary school child in Jamaica. My sister was a history […]