April 30, 2018, Morristown, NJ – GenEd provided a full-day workshop for New Jersey teachers at the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education at the College of Saint Elizabeth.
Teachers gave overwhelming positive evaluations:
“Outstanding workshop! Thank you so much”
“Thank you for being extremely generous.”
“Excellent materials and presenters. I’ll use many of the
resources addressed today.”
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GenEd Executive Director, Roxanne Makasdjian, led the workshop, discussing the significance of genocide education today and the Armenian case.
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New Jersey resident, Lucine Karjian, told her parents’ genocide survival stories and the role of American humanitarian aid to save the orphans
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Social studies teachers from the Morristown, NJ area received numerous classroom resources, lesson plans and videos.