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Our Mission
The mission of The Genocide
Education Project is to help prevent genocide by assisting educators, students,
and educational organizations with teaching and learning about genocide and
other major human rights violations, with specific focus on the Armenian
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The Genocide
Education Project is a nonprofit organization that
assists educators in teaching about human rights and
genocide, particularly the Armenian Genocide, by
developing and distributing
instructional materials,
providing
access to
teaching resources
and organizing educational
workshops.
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GenEd in the Community: "Commemoration = Education"
The Genocide Education Project
(GenEd) led several workshops on the Armenian Genocide recently,
reminding educators that April is the month to "commemorate and
educate." Through workshops focused on resistance, residual
effects of genocide, and survivor stories, the message was
communicated that education is the most effective way of
remembering and preventing genocide.
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ANCA-Pasadena,
GenEd, and PUSD Host Genocide Education Training
In an effort to more permanently
include the Armenian Genocide and other 20th century genocides
into the Pasadena high school curriculum, The Genocide Education
Project (GenEd) provided a full-day professional training
workshop for Pasadena high school history teachers. Led by
GenEd's Education Specialist, Sara Cohan, the comprehensive
workshop covered a range of topics related to genocide.
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As a nonprofit organization we rely
on the financial assistance of
supporters across the country.
If you recognize the importance of
the work we do and would like to
contribute to our success, please
use the button below to make a
tax-deductible contribution with
your credit card.
Thank you!
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