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The Power of Personal Archives in Witnessing, Teaching, and Visual Storytelling: The Armenian Memory Project
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Authors/contributors
- Catherine Masud , (Author)
- Armen T Marsoobian (Author)
Title
The Power of Personal Archives in Witnessing, Teaching, and Visual Storytelling: The Armenian Memory Project
Abstract
The Armenian Memory Project (AMP) is a collaborative effort designed to harness the energy and resources of the University of Connecticut and the New England Armenian community for the goal of fostering greater understanding of the region’s Armenian cultural heritage and the impact human rights crimes had on the Armenian community. In 2019, students and faculty from the university worked with Armenian American institutions and individuals on an initial component of the AMP, employing digital media technology to tell the story of one immigrant Armenian family, the Dildilians.
Publication
Journal of Human Rights Practice
Date
2023-09-30
Accessed
9/29/26, 12:43 AM
Short Title
The Power of Personal Archives in Witnessing, Teaching, and Visual Storytelling
Language
English
License
Archives & Archival Collections
Extra
Armenia
Citation
Catherine Masud , & Armen T Marsoobian. (2023). The Power of Personal Archives in Witnessing, Teaching, and Visual Storytelling: The Armenian Memory Project. Journal of Human Rights Practice. https://academic.oup.com/jhrp/article-abstract/16/1/446/7287298
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Geography
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