(AINA) -- Join Ashur and Ninwe on a heartfelt journey through the pages of Bravery Beyond Borders: The Journey of the Assyrian People. This inspirational tale, written especially for children (ages 5-12), follows the resilience of the Assyrian community, blending history, courage, and strong family bonds.
Phoenix (AINA) -- The Arizona Department of Education has officially approved the inclusion of the Assyrian Genocide in the state's social studies curriculum1, marking a significant step towards broader historical education in Arizona schools.
Chicago (AINA) -- A monument titled Mother Assyria was erected on August 7, Assyrian Martyrs Day, in Skokie, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, on the grounds of the St. Sargis Assyrian Church. The monument was created by renowned Assyrian artist Ninos Chammo.
(AINA) -- August 7 marks Assyrian Martyrs Day, a day to remember Assyrians (also known as Chaldeans and Syriacs) who lost their lives in defense of their culture and way of life. On this day Assyrians remember the victims of the genocides perpetrated against their nation, such as the Turkish genocide of Assyrians, called Seyfo (sword) by Assyrians, which claimed the lives of 750,000 Assyrians...
Ankara (AINA) -- During a recent Turkish parlamentary debate on July 26, 2024, George Aslan, the Assyrian MP representing Mardin since the formation of the Parliament in 2023, took the floor on behalf of the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (Halklarin Esitlik ve Demokrasi Partisi -- HEDEP), and addressed security and property issues.
Paris (AINA) -- On April 29, 2024 the French National Assembly adopted a resolution recognizing the 1915 Genocide committed against the Assyro--Chaldean people by the Ottoman Empire. The resolution was adopted with an overwhelming majority of 110 votes in favor and 10 abstentions. None voted against the resolution.