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May 9, 2013ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Committed to their mission to promote awareness of and gain U.S. recognition for the first genocide of the 20th century, a local group of Armenian-American activists hosted the sixth educator’s workshop in Michigan on the Armenian Genocide.
April 24th 2013
98th ANNIVERSARY OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE COMMEMORATION IN TIMES SQUARE TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY APRIL 21, 2013 2-4 PM
98th Anniversary Commemoration of The Armenian Genocide (Tzegasbanoutyoun), Theme: “Turkey is Guilty of Genocide:
Denying the Undeniable is a Crime.
Time Square [between 43rd and Broadway]
When: Sunday, April 21, 2013 from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
To bring the American public up-to-date on the seemingly intractable problem of Turkish-Armenian relations. To honor and remember the Armenian victims of genocide. To celebrate the contributions of Armenians to world civilization.
Thousands of Americans and Armenian Americans concerned with the prevention and punishment of genocide. Speakers will include major American political leaders as well as humanitarian, civic and religious figures.
Organized by the Mid-Atlantic Chapters of Knights & Daughters of Vartan www.knightsofvartan.org. Co-sponsored by Armenian General Benevolent Union www.agbu.org, Armenian Assembly of America www.aaainc.org, Armenian National Committee of America www.anca.org, ADL-Ramgavars, and Armenian Council of America.
Diocese of the Armenian Church, Prelacy of the Armenian Church,
Armenian Missionary Association of America, Armenian
Presbyterian Church, Armenian Evangelical Church, Armenian
Catholic Eparchy for US and Canada, and Armenian Youth
Organizations.