Sabri Atman was born in Arbo, Nsibin (Tur Abdin, Assyria) in southeastern Turkey, in the indigenous lands of the Assyrians. He moved to Austria due to political reasons, and to Sweden five years later. He studied economics at the University of Gothenburg and has a master’s degree in human rights and genocide studies from Kingston University in London, Siena University in Italy, and Warsaw University in Poland. He also has a third master's degree in History from Massachusetts University.
Sabri Atman speaks for a homeless nation, carrying with him a rock from his village, as he wanders the world like all the stateless Assyrian people in the Diaspora continue to do because of religious and ethnic persecution of the indigenous Assyrians in the Middle East.
Assyrian Genocide Studies - the Assyrian Genocide Curriculum was developed on behalf of the Seyfo Center Arizona Chapter to provide content regarding the Assyrian genocide to high school teachers and educators. The curriculum was designed to meet the genocide education requirement established by the U.S. State of Arizona. Assyrian Genocide Curriculum (PDF) | Teacher Resources (PPT)
Sabri Atman's birth home in Arbo Nisibin, Tur Abdin Assyria (Southeastern Turkey).
Sabri Atman at the Oriental Institute in Chicago, Illinois USA, October 22, 2016.
