Reading memoirs with students supports learning about historical events while exploring different eras and geographic locations. Goodbye, Antoura is a powerful memoir about childhood experience of survival during the Armenian Genocide. To prepare students for reading Goodbye Antoura, teachers are…
Finding a New Life: The Armenians of Watertown is an introductory unit providing a background to the history of the Armenian Genocide, the effects of the genocide on subsequent generations in Watertown, and universalizes the experience for other groups who…
The iwitness photo documentary project was begun by artists Ara Oshagan and Levon Parian in 1995, when they began photographing and later interviewing survivors of the Armenian Genocide. The photographs were first exhibited at the Downey Museum of Art in southern California…
A curriculum resource guide and video documentary created by The Genocide Education Project in cooperation with the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities. The Armenian Journey: From Despair to Hope in Rhode Island provides a background to the history of the…
