Current Year
Heritage Forensics: Culture on the Front Lines of the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict
This talk introduces the concept of heritage forensics, a framework for studying abuses of cultural heritage in contexts of conflict, genocide, and ethnic cleansing.
The Role and Current Condition of the Media in Armenia
Hetq will visit Boston, Massachusetts, for a panel discussion exploring the state of media in Armenia and the vital role independent media—particularly investigative journalism—plays in strengthening democracy and the rule of law
ԱԲԳ for Children: Storytelling, Games, and Art in Armenian
Official Book Launch: "The Great Crime" by Aram Andonian
Join us for the official launch of the long-awaited English publication of Aram Andonian's landmark work, "The Great Crime: Talaat Pasha's Orders on the Armenian Genocide and Naim Bey's Testimony."
History Embodied: Biography and Armenian American Studies
In recent years, scholarship on Armenian communities in the United States has expanded significantly, deepening our understanding of their history and experience. Much of this work has focused on major events that shaped these immigrant communities; their political, religious, or cultural characteristics; questions of assimilation; and the evolving practices of their members. By contrast, biography has been less frequently employed as a methodological lens for studying Armenian Americans. While not absent from the field, biographical studies have often remained marginal and have not always sought to illuminate Armenian American history in a systematic way. Unlike memoirs—which make their own important...
Catalogue of Armenian Manuscripts Sold by London Auction Houses
Presentation on newly published Catalogue of Armenian Manuscripts Sold by London Auction Houses, by V. Rev. Dr. Vrej Nerses Nersessian, featuring Dr. Helen Evans, Dr. Heghnar Zeitlian Watenpaugh, Tatev Manukyan, Dr. Michael Bazyler.
Armenian Refugees in French Mandate Syria
Dr. Victoria Abrahamian explores how the Armenian refugee community responded to the rise of Arab nationalism in Syria, complicating simplistic sectarian interpretations of their place and reception in interwar Syria.
From Rescue to Resettlement
A hybrid lecture by Dr. Edita Gzoyan, lecturer at the American University of Armenia and Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Armenian Genocide Studies, followed by a discussion with Dr. Taner Akcam, director of the Armenian Genocide Research Program of the PAI.
The Making of Armenian America
The international conference The Making of Armenian America will take place at Columbia University, October 9-11.
Purist Pursuits: Language, Global Ideas, and the Creation of Western Armenian in the Ottoman Empire.”
This lecture follows Armenians in the Ottoman Empire through a dramatic linguistic transformation, the aftershocks of which are still being felt today throughout the Armenian diaspora.