The CMES Armenian Studies Lecture Series presents
Ani Schug, co-founder of ReRooted
Moderator: Lisa Gulesserian, Preceptor on Armenian Language and Culture, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
This event has been postponed and will be reschedule for December 2021. Stay tuned.
Anoush Baghdassarian & Ani Schug are co-founders of ReRooted, a project that documents testimonies of Syrian Armenians. The Rerooted Archive is the paramount documentation project about the Armenian community of Syria. It documents over 200 testimonies in hopes of sharing the rich history of the twice-displaced Syrian-Armenian community. Since 2017, the Rerooted team has interviewed Syrian-Armenians resettled in more than 10 countries.
The Archive preserves these personal, on-the-ground perspectives of 100 years of Syrian-Armenian history from its roots of survival, to its vibrancy in Syria, to the precipice of dispersion. By saving these stories of the past, the archive aims to secure their place in future histories and to have a positive impact on the present, through advocating for the community’s needs in Syria, Armenia, and beyond. To that end, the archive’s goals are three-fold: Preservation, Education, and Justice.
Contact: Liz Flanagan
LOCATION:Online (Zoom registration info coming soon) STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20211112T170000Z DTEND:20211112T180000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR