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Saturday, Oct. 31, starting 2 p.m., “Demonstrate to Educate” at Harvard Square. Meet at Winthrope Park (corner of Mount Auburn and JFK St., Boston, MA). Click the link to view a flyer.

Sunday, Nov. 1, a march to the protest the New York Times and demand it report the truth. Starts at 12 noon at the Prelacy headquarters (138 E. 39th St., NYC), and proceeds to the New York Times building (242 W. 41st St., NYC). Click the link to view a flyer with details.

St. Leon Church (Fair Lawn, NJ) is holding a 4-session virtual seminar titled, ARTSAKH: HISTORY, CULTURE AND CONFLICT, on Wednesday evenings, Nov. 11 & 18, Dec. 2 & 9, from 7 to 8:15 p.m. EST (Note: no class Nov. 25). Via the Zoom video conference platform, explore the history and culture of Artsakh—as its people confront an existential threat—and discover a legacy of creativity and resistance. College students, adults and high school students are invited to join Prof. Khatchig Mouradian and his featured guests—scholars, artists, and journalists—in this 4-week multi-media seminar that will employ photography, poetry, and art to delve into the past and shed light on the present of Artsakh and its people. Click the link to view a flyer with info on tuition and class schedule. For questions contact Ara Araz at (917) 837-1297 or ara@edrcorp.net. To register, go to https://bit.ly/3jz5kr3.

Saturday, Oct. 31, from 1 to 3 p.m., the “Pan-Ohio Protest & March in the Ohio State Capitol,” in Columbus, OH, calling for an end to Azeri/Turkish terrorist attacks on Armenians. March starts at Columbus Park of Roses (3901 N. High St., Columbus, OH). Click the link to view a flyer with details.

Saturday, Oct. 31, from 11 a.m., the “Richmond Rally for Artsakh” at St. James Church of Richmond, VA (834 Pepper Ave., Richmond). Click the link to view a flyer with details.