Watertown, MA, 6/10/2016 – The Genocide Education Project (GenEd) provided a full-day workshop on teaching about the Armenian Genocide for Boston-area History and English teachers on June 10th.
Dr. Khatchig Mouradian NEWARK, N.J., October 22, 2014 – Two new courses exploring the darkest side of 19th and early 20th century empires will be offered this spring at Rutgers University-Newark by the Center for the Study of Genocide…
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Watertown, MA, June 10 – The Genocide Education Project provided a comprehensive, full-day teacher-training workshop for Boston-area History and English teachers. Co-hosted by Armenian Library and Museum of America, the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research, Watertown and Boston…
Armenian Genocide survivor, Asdghig Alemian (middle bottom) surrounded by children Claire Alemian (top left) and Alan Alemian(top middle), and GenEd workshop representatives (details to follow)
The Armenian Genocide Workshop– 100 Years: Fundamentals of Teaching about the Prototype Genocideof the Modern Era through Primary Sources Friday, June 10th, 8 am – 5 pm Armenian Library and Museum of America 65 Main Street, Watertown, MA To register, contact…
GenEd presented the full-day workshop “The Armenian Genocide – 100 Years: Fundamentals of Teaching about the Prototype Genocide of the Modern Era through Primary Sources” for Boston-area social studies and English educators. The workshop included various approaches to teaching the subject including…
A Bakersfield, CA student has made her way to the final competition for National History Day with a performance called Genocide Denied; The Violent Encounter of 1915. Having won the county-level and state competitions, Fruitvale Jr. High student Lauren Bittle…
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Providence, RI – University of Rhode Island professor, Dr. Catherine Sama, was awarded the Educator of the Year Award by The Genocide Education Project’s Rhode Island Branch. GenEd RI Branch Co-chairs Pauline Getzoyan and Esther Kalajian presented the award on…
Scottsdale, Arizona — The Genocide Education Project led a day-long professional development workshop on Saturday, April 16th in Scottsdale, Arizona, entitled: The Armenian Genocide – 100 Years: Fundamentals of Teaching aboutthe “Prototype” Genocide of the Modern Era
San Francisco, March 19, 2016 – The Genocide Education Project (GenEd) presented Bay Area high school students attending the Day of Learning two workshops entitled “They Shall Not Perish: Americans and the Child Survivors of the Armenian Genocide.”
