Established in 2007, the Friends of the AGMI Benevolent Foundation supports and promotes:

• The unanimous international recognition of the Armenian genocide (1915-1923) committed by Turkish authorities in the Ottoman Empire. AGMI stands in solidarity with the nations that have suffered genocide and crimes against humanity, including The Jewish Holocaust, The Tibetan Genocide, The Cambodian Genocide, The Rwandan Genocide, The Bosnian Genocide and The Sudanese Genocide,

• All those who uphold and maintain the principles of Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute (AGMI),

• The enrichment of all AGMI facilities and improvement of staff that align with the objectives set forth by the Foundation,

• The enrichment of AGMI collections, artifacts and other materials,

• Temporary exhibitions, public lectures, presentations and other mediums that foster education about the Armenian genocide to the Diaspora as well the native Armenian population,

• Scientific, academic and public events vis-à-vis organizations that foster the goals and objectives of the AGMI,

• Educational programs that raise awareness of the Armenian genocide,

• The publication all staff editorials, monographs, periodicals and other materials that foster the goals and objectives of the AGMI,

• The creation and maintenance of a web site that accurately depicts and reflects the goals and objectives of the AGMI,

• The enrichment of the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex & National Park.


Remembering and Honoring

The Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex is sanctuary built in the memory of the Armenian genocide victims. The main role of the Memorial is to honor the innocent victims and create a sacred space where we can transmit our histories in keeping their memory alive. We believe that alongside the sorrow there must also be a space for honoring the joy. The AGMI stands for life, integrity, grace and the Goodness.

For donation:

For USD
INTERMEDIARY BANK: CITIBANK, N.A.
SWIFT: CITIUS33
BENEFICIARY'S BANK: ACCOUNT 36017277
ARMENIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK
YEREVAN, ARMENIA
SWIFT: ARDEAM22
BENEFICIARY: Museum-Institute of the Armenian Genocide
ACCOUNT: 1810001020443313

In April, 2010, AGMI organizes an international conference dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the Armenian genocide. The special focus of the conference will be on the cultural genocide of the Armenian heritage in Turkey.

In April 23, 2010, The Armenian genocide museum opens a temporary exhibition titled “Armenian genocide: frontpage coverage”. The exhibition includes rare century old newspapers and magazines covering Armenian genocide on their frontpages.

Ghazarosyan (Tumuchanyan) Havas was born in Kharberd (Province of Kharberd of Western Armenia), was a merchant. She was killed by the Turks in 1915.

March 11, 2010 Today the delegation headed by President of OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Joao Soares visited Tsitsernakaberd ...

December 19, 2009 A group of Turkish journalists, who are in Armenia ...

November 21, 2009 The Chairman of the European Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions ...

October 30, 2009 Today the Foreign Minister of Belarus Sergey Martinov, visited to the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex ...

October 17, 2009 On October 16, the Association of the spouses of the foreign diplomats accredited in Armenia headed by Natalia Nalbandyan visited Tsitsernakaberd memorial of the ...

October 13, 2009 On October 13th of 2009, at 14:00, in the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute the presentation of the illustrated book of the AGMI director Mr. HAYK DEMOYAN, entitled “Armenian Sport and Gymnastics in the Ottoman Empire” ...

August 21, 2009 On August 17-21, 2009; the researcher of the AGMI Mr. Suren Manukyan took part in a conference in Cultural Studies; titled “The Cultural Life of Catastrophes and Crises”...

July 29, 2009 The representatives of Armenian and Turkish youth, “Tolerance through cultural and educational dialogues” program participants visited Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex ...