Glendale Community College

Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day

Join us on Friday, April 24 for a virtual Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Panel, Identity after Genocide.

ARMENIAN GENOCIDE REMEMBRANCE DAY PANEL
IDENTITY AFTER GENOCIDE

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2020
2:00–3:30 PM
THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO EVERYONE

JOIN US:
ZOOM.US/J/99938484804

Panelist Biographies | April 24 event flyer (pdf)

Visit glenale.edu/studentequity
and click on Cultural Diversity to view:

Armenian Genocide survivor stories

American eyewitness accounts on the Armenian Genocide

Video Content on Armenian Genocide, The Holocaust, Cambodian Genocide, and South African Apartheid

SENATE BILL 568 passed October 2019

This is also a special year for the GCC campus. Due to the efforts of campus administrators, GCC Board of Trustees, our governance leaders, and Senator Anthony Portantino, Senate Bill 568 was signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, allowing GCC to close the campus each year on April 24^th without any negative fiscal impacts. This also allows our campus community to participate in commemorative programming without missing work or class. If you would like read more about SB 568, you can click here.

Glendale Community College Library Virtual Book Display

The GCC Library has a Virtual Display for the Armenian Genocide found on their webpage here.

Armenian Student Association Art Round Table – Call to Artists

The ASA is hosting an art round table on April 23 and April 24. You will find a flyer attached with more details. If you or any of your students would like to feature their art, please email asagcc@gmail.com or direct message them through Instagram @asagcc.