Housing project brings new homes to Barwar
The Assyrian Aid Society plans to build six new homes in the village of Chaqala in the Barwari region of northern Iraq. The move is
Biden campaign launches Chaldean, Assyrian advisory council in grasp for voters
October 2020 | By Yasmeen Altaji CHICAGO — Biden for President Michigan, Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden’s official Michigan chapter, established a Chaldean/Assyrian Advisory Council
Assyrians host Trump’s son in bid to promote untapped constituency
Assyrians for Trump hosted the son of US President Donald Trump in Phoenix on Sep. 23, less than two months outside of November’s presidential election,
Tel Keppe district solar project tackles Iraq’s escalating energy concerns
A new solar energy project in northern Iraq will provide electricity to Assyrian homes and farms and combat a growing dependence on diesel-powered generators that
KRG officials urged to launch Simele Massacre site investigation
A delegation of U.S.-based Assyrian leaders met with Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) officials last Friday to discuss the fate of suspected mass grave sites believed
Assyrian academics rally around investigation into Simele Massacre sites
Assyrian academics around the world are urging for an investigation into the remains of the Simele Massacre sites of 1933. The letter, addressed to Iraqi and
Assyrian diaspora blooms in virtual art exhibit
A new virtual art gallery of Assyrian artwork hopes to capture the attention of Assyrians, non-Assyrians from across globe.
A conversation with rising indie singer-songwriter Yasmeen
August 2020 | By Yasmeen Altaji PHOENIX – From writing ballads in high school to hitting four million streams on a recorded single, Assyrian singer-songwriter
Assyrian, Non-Assyrian NGOs join call for Iraqi recognition of Simele Massacre
Backed by a coalition of more than a dozen global organizations, the Assyrian Policy Institute (API) published a letter on Friday calling for recognition by
From child’s play to the big screen
Writer, director and illustrator Scott Christian Sava on Netflix’s “Animal Crackers,” his family and what it means to be Assyrian July 2020 | By Yasmeen