A panel of scholars and community activists discussing Armenian American histories, from immigration bans in the late nineteenth century to Executive Order 13679 and ongoing displacement and marginalization from homelands and belonging today.
Uplifting the long history of Armenian community activism in the United States, this panel will inspire participants to envision Armenian futurity through the lens of collective action and social justice.
Moderator: Dr. Mitra Rastegar, Liberal Studies, New York University
Panelists:
– Thomas Simsarian Dolan, Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies, Emory University
– Suzie Abajian, Co-Director, Armenian-American Action Network
– Christine Serdjenian Yearwood, Armenian-American Action Network – New York Field Organizer & Parent Advocate
– Sophia Armen, Co-Director, Armenian-American Action Network
More Insight About the Comings and Goings and Doings and Not Doings at Hunter College
Wednesday, August 9th, 2023A Medium.com Column About Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth
President Jennifer Raab, on her way out the door, never came out against workplace bullying and mobbing at Hunter even though the Ombuds Office released a report saying Bullying and Mobbing were on the rise.
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