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Calling For Academic Signatures To Recognize The Simele Massacre as Genocide & Its Sites as Protected Places of Remembrance

On August 7, Assyrian Genocide Remembrance Day, The Assyrian Studies Association jointly partnered with other 35 fellow Assyrian community organizations & allies to sign a letter calling on the Iraqi authorities to recognize the Simele Massacre of 1933. You can read the letter by clicking on the icon to the right.

 

Right now, The Assyrian Studies Association is calling for academics to add their voices demanding  a professional academic and impartial investigation into the current situation of the material remains of the Simele Massacre site. Show your support by adding your name to the letter.

 

This letter will be sent to all relevant authorities in Iraq and the KRG within Iraq as well as academic institutions such as UNESCO and other Non-Governmental Organizations on October 1, 2020. To view the signatories, see below.

 

(Please note that these signatures are strictly for Assyrian Studies Association's use to support this letter only and prohibits any person, organization or other entity from using the name or signatures of the individuals listed below).

Signatories:

Sargon Donabed,
Roger Williams University
Shamiran Mako,
Boston University
Helen Malko,
Columbia Global Centers
Mark Tomass,
Harvard University
Ruth Kambar,
Assyrian Studies Association
Efrem Yildiz, 
University of Salamanca
Matthias Somay,
UCLL Leuven
Liat Spiro
College of the Holly Cross
Zahra Al-Khishali
Enana Hermes,
University of Heidelberg
Mirell Llia
Sara Hasan,
Independent Scholar
Zainab Husein,
Independent Scholar
Amnah Al Rubaya,
Independent Scholar
Audrina,
Grand Canyon University
Edessa Shmoel,
UNSW
Mark Adam,
Assyrian Knights
Romel Samuel,
Independent Scholar
Leslie Saffer,
Independent Scholar
Mairéad,
Independent Scholar
M. Beth-Arsan,
Independent Scholar
Edward Reihaneh,
Assyrian American Technologist
Shobhna Iyer,
Stanford University
Natasha Lazar,
Assyrian Studies Association
Aleksander Staničić,
Delft University of Technology
Andrew Bush,
Harvard University
Abdulmesih BarAbraham,
Independent Scholar
Stephanie Rost,
CUNY Queensborough CC
Lolita Emmanuel,
University of Sydney
(Conservatorium of Music)
Savina Dawood,
Etuti Institute
Umta Shino,
Center for Canadian-Assyrian Relations
Christopher Salem
Ramsin Adam,
University of Toronto
Karmella Borshan,
Assyrian Aid Society of America
Amir Alwai
Robin Lajin
Emmily Havhannisyan,
University of California Los Angeles
Chamiram Korkis,
Radbound University of Nijmegen
Nicole Azzo,
CSUN
Mar Awa Royel,
Assyrian Church of the East
Justine Issavi,
Stanford
Arman Dzhragatspanyan,
University of Southern California
Arbella Yonadam,
University of Toronto
Ata Younan,
Northeastern University
Somo George,
Independent Scholar
Ramina Adam,
University of Western Ontario
Sophie Martyrossian,
Independent Scholar
Sarah Abdulaziz,
Independent Scholar
Sabrina Arman,
Assyrian Institute
Nawal Altimimi
Kaylah
Chloe Daniel
Mahaa Albusharif,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Aessin Shikwana,
Independent Scholar
Babel Barm,
Pursue University
Ninva Ashoormram,
Independent Scholar
Jeanne Francoise,
Francoise Heritage
Homer Maiel,
Assyrian Studies Association
Laura Khoshaba
Isaac Ramsin​i
Dr. Teoman Aktan,
Columbia Global Centers
Maria Ghatine,
Independent Scholar
Karmella Borashan,
Assyrian Aid Society
Abboud Zeitoune,
Independent Scholar
Hannah,
University of Toronto
James Younan,
Independent Scholar
Oliver,
University of Melbourne
Anthony Khaziran,
Independent Scholar
Ninevehta Khoshaba,
Northeastern Illinois University
Megan Lewis,
Independent Scholar
Nahrain Rasho,
University of California Davis
Dorin Anvia
Slewo Oshana
Ninous Sorisho
Mona Malik,
San Francisco State University
Ano Shabo,
Royal Institute of Technology
Mina Karadakhy,
University of Manchester
Lianna Keshishyan,
University of California Irvine
Delmon Korkis,
University of Leiden, The Netherlands
Perla Khalaf,
Uppsala University
Juliana Khamo,
VP of Assyrian Student Association of Los Angeles
Ano Shabo,
Royal Institute of Technology
Patrick Warda,
Pierce College
Ramina,
Oakton Community Col.
Tiglath Shavel,
University of Saarland
Neil Nakkash,
Independent Scholar
Namrood Al-Mooshi,
Independent Scholar
Josephine Malik,
Assyrian Student Association of Los Angeles
Andrea Rehani,
DePaul University
Candace Lukasik,
Washington University St.Louis
Nahren Khizeran,
San Francisco State University
Madeline Youekana,
University of Sydney
Hayder Qaragholi,
University of Al-Qadisiyah
Nahrin Powell,
Independent Scholar
Nansy Khanano,
Independent Scholar
Nathan Eshoiee,
Independent Scholar at University of Southern California
Rita Shamoun,
Park Regency Realty
Kathryn Khoshaba,
Chicago Public Schools (Retired)
Elizabeth Mickaily-Huber,
University of San Francisco
Beth Ohan,
Santa Rosa JC
Honiball Joseph,
Gilgamesh Arts & Culture Foundation
John Constantine,
John D. Constantine DDS
Behrouz Yadegar,
Assyrian Foundation of America
Rachel Thomas,
Independent Scholar
Ashouraita Khoshaba,
Harold Washington College
Rose Shamoon,
Independent Scholar
Daniel Tower,
University of Sydney
Jennifer Osso,
Independent Scholar
Noray Betbaba,
Independent Scholar
Ninawa Chimon,
Independent Scholar
Albert Salmani,
Independent Scholar
Mary Oraham,
University of New South Wales
Wajdy Hailoo,
Medical Services of America
Ashtar Shamoun,
Assyrian Student Association of Los Angeles
Maria Lajin
Adnan Chalma,
Platform Turabdin
Sarah,
Independent Researcher
John Jenzeh,
Independent Researcher
Sarha Abraham,
Loyola University Chicago
Sara Nael,
Independent Scholar
Noor,
Independent Scholar
Heather Snow,
Independent Scholar
Esther Hermiz,
Drexel University
Victoria Galustian,
Loyola University Chicago
Rawan,
Independent Scholar
Matthias Bjørnlund,
Danish Institute for Study Abroad
Shameran Hanna,
Independent Scholar
Marlyn Brouder,
Independent Scholar
Angela Lazar,
Catholic University of America
Arianne Ishaya,
Independent Scholar
David Nissan,
MD
Martha Khoshabeh,
University of Toronto
Zahra Ali,
Rutgers University
Yousef Baker,
California State University-Long Beach
Ninos Barkho
Dr. Simon Francis Shamoun,
Independent Scholar
Juliana Dankha,
Independent Scholar
Natalie Rasho,
McMaster University
Schluwa Sama,
University of Exeter
Marianne Odisho,
University of Melbourne
Stefan Jankel,
Independent Scholar
Dr. Adrenna Alkhas,
Modesto Junior College
Anton Shammas,
University of Michigan
Silvo Soumo,
SNS Insurance Agency
Nahren Khizeran,
San Francisco State University
Baweleta Isho,
University of Toronto
Grace Touma,
University of Western Ontario
Hannah Benyamin,
University of Toronto
Banipal Hovhanessian,
MD
Sanherib Ninos,
Historian
Ninora Korkis,
University of Utrecht
Sharo Younan,
Independent Researcher
Mary Mando,
Columbia College Chicago
Renata Sargon,
Palo Alto University
Marian Shammas
Dr. Judith M. Hermis,
Scholar
Christina,
Oakland University
Elie Adamo,
Uppsala University
Tabarak Majeed
Sarah A.,
Independent Scholar
Elizabeth Warkentin,
University of Memphis
Matthew Kuloszewski,
Independent Scholar
Lisabelle Panossian,
University of Southern California
Brendan,
University of Southern California
Sollim Abraham,
Independent Scholar
Atour Sargon,
Village of Lincolnwood,
Trustee
Ishtar Rashidzadeh,
University of Toronto
Steven Azara,
Independent Scholar
Albert Nissan,
Professional Engineer
Michael Youash,
Independent Scholar
Naramsin Ashoormaram,
Independent Scholar
Ninous Sorisho,
Independent Scholar
Tanya Odisho,
D.O.
Ozhen Minashy,
Independent Scholar
Jeffrey Bachman,
American University
Ninib Baryawno,
Karolinska Institutet
Dorin Anvia,
Independent Scholar
S. George Marano,
Independent Scholar
Ruba Ali Al-Hassani,
Osgoode Hall Law School
Merna Moshe,
University of Toronto
Dylan Chikko,
Independent Scholar
Thea Halo,
Independent Scholar
Marlyn Brouder,
Independent Scholar

Maria Ghatine,

Arizona State University

Naramsin Ashoormaram,
Independent Scholar
Michael Abdalla,
Independent Scholar
Naures Atto,
University of Cambridge
Asher Sinaiko,
Independent Scholar
Sarah Graff,
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rommel Khoshabian,
Independent Scholar
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