Advocacy
Advocacy 101
📢 What is Advocacy?
Advocacy involves actively supporting, promoting, or influencing policies, issues, or causes to create change. It often includes raising awareness, educating the public, and engaging decision-makers to bring attention to critical issues.
In the context of Armenian advocacy, it involves efforts to:
- Secure justice for the Armenian Genocide
- Protect the rights of Armenians in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)
- Strengthen the Armenian diaspora's influence on global policy
Artsakh
⚠️ War Crimes Documentation
Documentation by Period:
- 2020-2021: View Documentation
- 2022-2024 (CFTJ): View Documentation
Primary Documentation Database:
Content Warning
The following content contains explicit documentation of war crimes. Viewer discretion is strongly advised. All-ASA chooses to not filter out these crimes against humanity and believes that confronting inhumane treatment is essential to grasping the urgency of further horrors committed against Armenians.
Additional Reports and Articles:
- Human Rights Watch: Execution Report
- VICE: POW Article
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CFTJ:
Mercenaries Report
Torture Documentation
Social Media Content
Nonprofit Organizations
All For Armenia
Guided by humanitarian values, All For Armenia provides aid and sustainable projects to support frontline communities and refugees of the 2020 Artsakh War.
Armenian Educational Foundation (AEF)
AEF provides scholarships and renovates schools in Armenia, Artsakh, and Javakhk, having disbursed over $9M since 2000 for various education programs.
Armenian Mission
Armenian Mission provides material, psychological, and educational support to families displaced by the last two wars in Artsakh.
Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA)
AMAA serves 24 countries with education, evangelism, humanitarian aid, and medical missions, with significant programs in Armenia and Artsakh.
Armenian Wounded Heroes Fund (AWHF)
AWHF supports wounded heroes and frontline conditions with rehabilitation programs, improving recovery and reintegration efforts.
Center for Truth and Justice
CFTJ collects and preserves testimonials of war crime survivors, serving as evidence for justice and as a memorial for crimes against humanity.
Code 3 Angels
Code 3 Angels provides emergency aid and STEM education, with a mission rooted in Armenian values of caring for others globally.
Freedom Loving Youth (FLY)
FLY supports single mothers and children in extreme poverty in Armenia through humanitarian aid, education, and empowerment programs.
Front Line Therapists
Front Line Therapists provides mental health services, addressing trauma from the Artsakh War for soldiers and civilians.
Hayk For Our Heroes (HFOH)
HFOH empowers the diaspora while supporting developmental and humanitarian projects in Armenia.
Hidden Road Initiative (HRI)
HRI offers educational and leadership opportunities in remote villages in Armenia and Artsakh through scholarships and summer camps.
Teach for Armenia
Teach for Armenia empowers leaders to expand educational opportunities for children in Armenia and Artsakh.
TUMO Foundation
TUMO provides free creative education for teens through self-guided activities, workshops, and project labs in 14 learning targets.
Veterans of Armenia
Veterans of Armenia supports families and veterans impacted by the 2020 war through healthcare, rehabilitation, and mental health programs.