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Assyrian Appreciation Assyrian historical & Fun Vids! Trying to make a change one video at a time.

Erlina Shamiram Halaand exploring her Assyrian roots. We support the journey. 😌🙏🏼
18/07/2026

Erlina Shamiram Halaand exploring her Assyrian roots. We support the journey. 😌🙏🏼

24/05/2026

🎬 Stephen Robin from the London community shares his thoughts after watching Son of Assyria and reflects on why projects like this matter.

For generations, our history, stories and identity have been passed down through word of mouth. Today, content and media give us a powerful new way to preserve, share and celebrate our heritage with younger generations.

The future of our community depends on making our history accessible, engaging and relevant. Films, documentaries, social content and digital archives can help ensure our stories continue to reach those who will carry them forward.

Now more than ever, it’s important for all of us to play a part in preserving and promoting our heritage for the generations to come.

17/05/2026

Our Assyrian community in London proudly welcomed Frank Gilbart with open arms as he shared his award-nominated film, Son of Assyria. ❤️

Seeing our stories, history, and identity brought to life on screen is a powerful reminder of why it is so important that we continue to tell our own stories and celebrate our people.

A huge thank you to Akitu Team for putting on such a fantastic event and bringing the community together.

Interviews from the evening will be coming soon! ❤️

04/05/2026

This isn’t just history… it’s accountability.

In 2014, Assyrians, Yazidis, and other minorities were targeted, displaced, and devastated.

At the same time, a major corporation admitted to making payments to ISIS-linked groups.

Now, a lawsuit is opening the door for victims and families to seek justice.

If this affected you or your family and you’re a U.S. citizen, you may have a case.

Tap the link in bio to learn more.

Comment the word ‘Gabareh’ for the link to the second session! 🦁
06/02/2026

Comment the word ‘Gabareh’ for the link to the second session! 🦁

The internet gives everyone a voice! But not everything shared is true.When misinformation and fake news spread, the imp...
26/01/2026

The internet gives everyone a voice! But not everything shared is true.

When misinformation and fake news spread, the impact isn’t equal.
What feels harmless in the diaspora can have real consequences for people on the ground.

Advocacy isn’t just reposting.
It’s responsibility.
It’s context.
It’s accuracy.

Before you share, pause.
Check your sources.
Be intentional with your platform.

Escalating tensions in northeastern Syria continue to place Assyrian communities at serious risk.While a ceasefire has b...
24/01/2026

Escalating tensions in northeastern Syria continue to place Assyrian communities at serious risk.

While a ceasefire has been announced, it remains fragile.

Assyrians in Gozarto/Gazarta are directly exposed, with community protection units focused on defending homes and local security if their areas come under attack.

Instability also increases the risk of wider regional consequences, including the resurgence of extremist groups.

This situation requires urgent attention, accurate reporting, and responsible advocacy.

Disclaimer:
This information has been compiled and verified through direct communication with local Assyrians on the ground, alongside trusted community sources.

20/01/2026

Did you spot it? 🕵🏻‍♂️

A new series all about finding moments where Assyrians and our history quietly show up in films, TV shows, and adverts!

Even when no one says our name.

Sometimes it’s intentional.
Sometimes it’s borrowed.
Sometimes it’s hiding in plain sight.

Episode 01 starts with a Heinz advert that goes back thousands of years. 😂

Once you start spotting it… you can’t unsee it.

17/01/2026

This video could never capture every Assyrian business and that's exactly the point.

There are so many of us, in the diaspora and in the homeland, building things quietly and often without visibility. No single post can do that justice.

That's why the comments matter.
Tag an Assyrian business you know, love, or run yourself.

Let's turn this into a shared space where support is visible, intentional, and community-led.

What a night ❤️Thank you to everyone who came out and shared such a special evening with us. It was beautiful to see Ass...
17/01/2026

What a night ❤️

Thank you to everyone who came out and shared such a special evening with us. It was beautiful to see Assyrian and Armenian youth come together dancing, talking, and finding common ground.

As diaspora communities, it’s important that we build with others who share similar values, cultural roots, and lived experiences. Spaces like this allow us to learn from one another, grow together, and strengthen our sense of identity.

Living in the West, it’s easy to assimilate. Events like this help us preserve our cultures and deepen pride in being Assyrian and Armenian.

Thank you to for coming through, and a massive thank you to for opening up their space. The Assyrian community truly appreciates you ❤️🙏🏼

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