SYRIAN-REFUGEE TESTIMONIES ARCHIVE
Pomegranate supports Rerooted, a digital archive of over
150 testimonies from Syrian Armenian refugees.
has generously supported this project.
See Rerooted's preliminary work on this link:
The Gulbenkian Foundation
VISIT REROOTED.ORG
Pomegranate Foundation’s mission is to support filmmakers and other artists who are engaged in raising awareness about all forms of intolerance — from bullying and social out-casting, to ethnic cleansing and genocide. The Foundation also supports the academic study of genocide prevention and oral history projects related to a wide-range of human rights issues.
Why the pomegranate?
The pomegranate is a symbol of hope, regeneration and abundance around the world, dating back to antiquity. It is a universal symbol, crossing many cultures and religions. The pomegranate symbolizes hope and change – what is needed in addressing this universal problem.
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