Fifteen U.S. high school teachers have been selected to participate in the GenEd Teacher Fellowship Program in 2024. The two-phased program includes a 10-day intensive professional development trip to Armenia, after which GenEd Teacher Fellows will lead their own teacher training…
The session will introduce GenEd’s new 10-lesson flexible unit examining the many forms of resistance to genocide and human rights abuses, using the Armenian Genocide and its aftermath up until present-day as a case study. If you plan to be…
GenEd Teacher Fellowship Program in Armenia – July 11-20, 2026 The Genocide Education Project (“GenEd”), in partnership with the Armenian Genocide Museum and Institute (AGMI) in Yerevan, Armenia, will host the GenEd Teacher Fellowship Program in Armenia July 11-20, 2026.…
The 2023 GenEd Teacher Fellows, representing 14 U.S. states, returned from the10-day intensive training program in Armenia prepared to share their knowledge about the Armenian Genocide, including the recent genocide in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabagh), with their students and colleagues. Having received foundational…
Fifteen secondary school educators from 14 U.S. states were selected to participate in the one-year GenEd Teacher Fellowship Program, including a 10-day intensive professional development trip to Armenia, based at the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, after which the GenEd Teacher Fellows…
March, 2023 — The Genocide Education Project has selected educator Kerri Flynn as its new Education Director!
GenEd is working hard to introduce ARMENIAN GENOCIDE education in as many educational gatherings as possible. If you are an educator or you know high school social studies educators in any of the below conference regions, please encourage them to…
The Genocide Education Project invites applications for its Education Director position.
Deadline: January 8, 2023 ~ THE APPLICATION IS NOW CLOSED
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