Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties, the online component of the event had to be cancelled today and will take place only in person. We will reschedule the zoom event soon and let you know asap. Our apologies to everyone who tried to join.
AI Team
N.B. This event is blended in person and on Zoom. To attend online follow the link above, to attend in person contact our programme manager at nik@armenianinstitute.org.uk.
The event is held at Gulbenkian Hall, Iverna Gardens London, England, W8 6TP
Join us for a day of talks and discussion about the initial results and analysis from the Armenian Diaspora Survey in the UK. ADS conducts surveys of public opinion in Armenian diaspora communities to inform the public, scholars, policy-makers and community leaders about the issues, attitudes and trends shaping the Armenian world in the 21st century. ADS is funded by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and carried out under the auspices of the Armenian Institute in London.
We return to AI’s longtime home in Gulbenkian Hall, to report and discuss directly with the community. Bringing together specialist researchers with community participants, the day is an opportunity to find out more about ADS and its work, and to reflect on the UK Armenian community in 2021 in a friendly setting. Food and refreshments will be provided, and the event will be followed by a wine reception.
For the full programme see below. The event will be blended, in person at Gulbenkian Hall and on Zoom, for the Zoom link follow the button above, to attend in person or ask any questions contact our programme manager at nik@armenianinstitute.org.uk.
Introduction - 12.00
Welcome Razmik Panossian (Gulbenkian Foundation)
Overview of the Armenian Diaspora Survey & the UK Results Hratch Tchilingirian (Armenian Diaspora Survey)
Methodology of ADS Hayk Gyuzelyan (Armenian Diaspora Survey)
Session 1 - 12.30
The ADS Results of the UK Armenian community, Susan Pattie (Armenian Institute)
Q&A
Lunch - 13.45
Session 2 - 15.00
Reflections on the UK Results & Comparisons with Other Diaspora Communities, Sossie Kasbarian (University of Stirling) & Vahe Sahakyan (University of Michigan)
Q&A
Break - 16.00
Session 3 - 16.15
The UK Results: A Community Perspective, with Members of the UK Armenian Community, Paula Melville, David Zakarian & Noemi Stepan-Sarkisian
Q&A
Closing - 17.15
Where next? The Armenian Institute
Wine Reception - 17.30
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