Siobhan Nash-Marshall - Advocate for Armenia

In 2017, the Christians In Need Foundation initiated the Summer English Program in Artsakh. The program sent American college students and recent graduates to teach English in Stepanakert. In 2019, the program had more than tripled in size, enrolling more than 100 Artsakhtsi.

In September 2021, the Christians In Need Foundation opened the Armenian-Italian Hamalir. The Hamalir had two programs - an elementary school and a vocational school for young adults.

The Hamalir's vocational program welcomed Italian master-craftsmen as teachers. These teachers include Italian carpenters, tailors, and more.

The first fruits of the Hamalir Vocational Program, the Christians In Need Foundation hosted an auction in March 2022. The auction featured clothing made by Artsakhtsi students of the Hamalir's tailoring program. Students used luxury fabrics imported from Italy, including Vicuna and Chashmere.

In 2018, Nash-Marshall published The Sins of the Fathers: Turkish Denialism and the Armenian Genocide. The book explored the Philosophical ideas that underly the Armenian Genocide and argues that Turkish Denialism is a continuation of the same Genocide begun by Turkey in 1915.

Prof. Siobhan Nash-Marshall lectured around the world on the topic of the Armenian Genocide.