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Holocaust Education Week—Memory and Justice: The Armenian Genocide
The Corning Centre had the honour of participating in Toronto’s Holocaust Education Week this year with a presentation titled Memory and Justice: The Armenian Genocide in partnership with Temple Kol Ami. The event took place on Friday, November 4, 2016, at 7:30pm at Temple Kol Ami during the Friday night service. Raffi Sarkissian, founder and chair of the. . .
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April Is Genocide Remembrance, Condemnation, and Prevention Month
Through a motion passed unanimously in 2013, the Toronto District School Board declared April as Genocide Awareness Month. On April 24, 2015, the Canadian Parliament also unanimously passed Motion M-587, declaring April of each year as Genocide Remembrance, Condemnation and Prevention Month and April 24 of each year as Armenian Genocide Memorial Day. On the. . .
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From Remembrance to Action: Exploring Upstanders Facing Difficult History and Their Importance in Today’s World
On Tuesday March 8, the Corning Centre co-organized a TDSB student conference at the Central Technical School, in cooperation with Alpha Education, Facing History and Ourselves, Holodomor Research and Education Consortium and the TDSB Aboriginal Education Centre. The conference, which was attended by over 100 students, was titled “From Remembrance to Action: Exploring Upstanders Facing. . .
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Book Launch—”The Call From Armenian: Canada’s Response to the Armenian Genocide”
The Corning Centre, in partnership with the Armenian Genocide Centennial Committee of Ontario, hosted two book launch event for “The Call From Armenian: Canada’s Response to the Armenian Genocide” by Aram Adjemian. Both events, one held in Cambridge on Friday, February 19 and the second in Toronto on Sunday, February 21, had successful turn outs.. . .
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From Remembrance to Action: Exploring Upstanders Facing Difficult History and Their Importance in Today’s World
On Tuesday March 8, 2016, the Sara Corning Centre will take part in a student conference titled – From Remembrance to Action: Exploring Upstanders Facing Difficult History and their Importance in Today’s World. The conference will be organized in partnership with Alpha Education, Facing History and Ourselves, Holodomor Research and Education Consortium and the TDSB. . .
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Book Presentation—”The Call from Armenia: Canada’s Response to the Armenian Genocide”
In partnership with The Armenian Genocide Centennial Committee, the Sara Corning Centre for Genocide Education has organization a special book presentation for Aram Adjemian’s The Call from Armenia: Canada’s Response to the Armenian Genocide. The first of our two events will be taking place Friday, February 19th, 2016 at 8:00 PM at the Cambridge Armenian Community. . .
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A New Year and a New Semester!
As we embark on a new year full of many exciting projects ahead, we would like to take this time to look back at some of our accomplishments of 2015. As part of our work towards the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the Centre launched the 100 Voices Project. The initiative aims. . .
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From Trauma to Change and POM Film Festival
We look forward to seeing you at both events this week!
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The Corning Centre at Holocaust Education Week
The Corning Centre will be participating in Toronto’s Holocaust Education Week this year with an event dedicated the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. It is titled 100 Voices: Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide and will be presented in partnership with the Winchevsky Centre—United Jewish People’s Order. The event description on the official website, www.holocaustcentre.com/HEW, reads,. . .
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Two October Events: Exhibit and Panel Presentation
We are one month into the new academic year and we already have several events to announce, two of which are in the month of October. The Corning Centre will be presenting an audio-visual exhibit titled “Canada, We Thank You” at Toronto City Hall from October 22 to 28. An opening ceremony and public reception will. . .
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