Ottawa – On April 24, 2015, the House of Commons unanimously passed a historic motion (M-587) designating the month of April as Genocide Remembrance, Condemnation and Prevention Month. With support
Ottawa – On April 3, 2017, The Armenian National Committee of Canada (ANCC), will launch a media campaign entitled “Turkey: Thirty Days of Shame” aimed at informing Canadians about Turkey’s
(ARMENIAN WEEKLY) When someone knows the facts, and willingly rejects them, it’s not ignorance, it’s outright denial. If ignorance ignites hatred towards each other, then denial is the tool by
WASHINGTON—The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) is rolling out Quick Connect, a new calling system that directly connects community members with their U.S. legislators to advance Armenian American advocacy
Below are the final statement of the observation mission on the Referendum on Draft Constitution of Artsakh of 20.02.2017, deployed by the EAFJD, as well as the statistics the statement
Respected educator, researcher and President of Canadian Museum for Human Rights’ (CMHR) Dr. John Young will be the keynote speaker at the Armenian Genocide Commemoration Event in Toronto. The event
FRESNO, Calif.—The Central San Joaquin Valley community will once again gather on the steps of Fresno City Hall to raise the flags of Armenia and the United States in commemoration
(NEPEAN BARRHAVEN NEWS) In the name of humanity, inclusion and acceptance, four Canadians affected by genocide gathered under one roof on March 20 to share their experiences with an audience.
(HORIZON WEEKLY) On March 26th 2017 co-chairs of Armenian National Committee of Quebec (ANCQ) Hrag Chinchinian and Arpi Baliozian participated in Montreal’s annual Greek Independence Day Parade. ANCQ was invited
Los Angeles, CA – On Tuesday, March 7th voters took to the polls and placed ANCA-WR endorsed candidate and current LAUSD Board President Steve Zimmer in first place in his
