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Take Action - Get Involved

Do you want to take steps to help prevent genocide, address its consequences, stand in solidarity with victims, and promote long-term human security?

Use the links below to get more involved in the efforts to stop genocide around the world.

Tell Your Head of State to Boycott COP29

Click here to generate a customized letter to urge your head of state to take a stand against Azerbaijan, boycott COP29 in Baku, and reaffirm the values that should guide international environmental and humanitarian initiatives.

Sign the Petition for the Release of Armenian Priosners

Ruben Vardanyan, philanthropist, humanitarian, and former State Minister of Nagorno-Karabakh has been arrested by the Azerbaijani government and is being illegally detained with other notable Armenians. It’s time for Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev to release these Armenians immediately. Sign this petition from Free Armenian Prisoners.

Stop Armenophobia

Use these resources to help raise awareness and combat the rising tide of hate speech and discrimination against the Armenian community.

Native Hope (USA)

Native Hope "exists to address the injustice done to Native Americans." They
"dismantle barriers through storytelling and impactful programs to bring healing and inspire hope." Click here to learn more and get involved!

Demand A Ceasefire In Gaza!

Ask your representative to demand a ceasefire and call on Israel to allow humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

Support Indigenous Self-Determination in the USA

Sign the petition asking US President Joseph Biden to protect the rights of indigenous children and families, which are currently being challenged by a case at the Supreme Court which seeks to declare unconstitutional the 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). The ICWA protected children from being removed from their tribal homelands by prioritizing native families in foster care and adoption processes.

Release Journalists and Activists in Azerbaijan

For more than a decade, Azerbaijani authorities have been restricting space for civil society. NGOs have been arbitrarily shut down and civil society activists and journalists arrested or forced into exile. Since the announcement of Azerbaijan as the host state of COP29 last year, the clampdown on critical voices has intensified, resulting in arrests and arbitrary detention and prosecution of more than a dozen activists and journalists.

Sign this petition from Amnesty International to demand that Azerbaijani authorities immediately release all those arrested solely for exercising their rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly, and repeal or amend laws that restrict these rights.

Tell Your Ambassador to Urge the Release of Artsakh Prisoners

Use this link from Free Armenian Prisoners to find your country and send a message to its ambassador in Baku urging the release of the prisoners of the Artsakh Genocide!

Legal Defense Fund for Jerusalem Armenians

Tatoyan Foundation Center for Law and Justice has started this important campaign to bring necessary support to help fund the work ahead including much-needed legal actions, expert analyses and other time-sensitive actions to raise global awareness of these critical issues before relevant courts, decision-makers and international tribunals.

Auction for Artsakh

Want to help the refugees from the Artsakh genocide who are now in Armenia? The Philadelphia Sebouh Chapter of the Armenian Youth Federation is hosting an online auction to raise money for the Armenian Relief Society’s humanitarian work with displaced Artsakhsis. There are many beautiful items to bid on and 100 percent of the profits will go directly to the Armenian Relief Society.

The United States must condemn the Myanmar Junta

Sign your name to this petition and demand your elected officials to cosponsor new resolutions condemning Myanmar's military forces.

Rohingya Refugee Crisis

Help fuel the Partners Relief & Development response to provide relief and promote access to healthcare and education for refugees in Bangladesh and displaced families who remain persecuted in Myanmar.

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