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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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Genocide Education Popular
Topic at NCSS 2007 Annual Conference
The Genocide
Education
Project presented a workshop for social studies educators and
distributed lesson plans and genocide studies curriculum at the
December 3-5 annual conference of the National Council for
Social Studies Annual Conference (NCSS), in San Diego, CA.
The conference was attended by more than four thousand teachers
and education professionals from around the country.
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The Genocide
Education Project Offers Educators New Lesson Plan
The
Genocide Education Project has published a new lesson plan on
the Armenian Genocide. The lesson accompanies the award-winning
website "Twenty Voices" (20Voices.com)
and focuses on the experiences of Armenian Genocide survivors.
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Workshops for Los Angeles Unified School
District (LAUSD) Teachers
The Genocide Education Project, in close
coordination with the LAUSD, is
organizing and conducting full-day
teacher-training workshops for LAUSD
teachers. The Genocide Education
Project will be working with teachers
regarding genocide and human rights
education (with a specific focus on the
Armenian Genocide). All LAUSD secondary
level world history teachers will
eventual attends a training session and
will receive extensive materials on the
subject to take back to their
classrooms. The first sets of workshops
were conducted during the 2005-2006
academic year and will continue until
the remaining teachers have completed
the training program.
For more information
about these
workshops, please
email or
contact us at (415) 264-4203.
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