UPCOMING EVENTS
View Webinar Recording of "Everything Starts From Your House: Assyrian American Women’s Perspectives on Identity, Heritage, and Motherwork" with Paige Peterson
In this webinar, Paige Peterson ​highlights research on the perspectives and experiences of Assyrian women, particularly focusing on mothers and immigrants. (You can now view the recording here).
Upcoming Women's Speaker Series Webinar with Dr. Shameran Slewa-Younan on September 10, 2024
In this webinar, Dr. Slewa-Younan presents her research and discusses her journey through academia. (You can now view the recording here).
NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Accepting Applications for our 2024 Children/Popular Book Grant until January 30, 20
Are you an emerging or experienced author with an Assyrian story to tell? We welcome you to apply to our Children/Popular Book Grant. Deadline is January 30, 2025.
Twelve Recommendations for Minority Rights Protection for Article 125 of the Iraqi Constitution
Read the twelve recommendations Conducted by Mikhael Benjamin, representing the Nineveh Center for Minority Rights in coordination with and supported by the Assyrian Studies Association.
Welcome Dr. Mariam Georgis to the Board of Directors!
We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Mariam Georgis as our newest board member!
About the
Assyrian Studies Association
The Assyrian Studies Association (ASA) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization that promotes interest in and the academic study of the longue durée of the Assyro-Mesopotamian heritage through supporting research, scholarly publications, and collaborative projects. It facilitates contact and exchange of information between scholars, academic organizations, and communities across various disciplines. ASA functions as an instrument to advance studies on the Assyrian people and their culture on an academic level.