The Assyrian Cultural Foundation currently offers eight virtual art classes to children between the ages of 7 to 16. Half of them are taught by Hannah Hummel, and the other half by Noora Badeen. Today we are taking a look into Hannah Hummel. Hannah Hummel was born in Indiana, and has loved art ever […]
In honor of Memorial Day, the Assyrian Cultural Foundation would like to pay its respect to all who lost their lives in military service. Since we are located in the Chicago area, we would like to highlight the history of a local Assyrian war memorial. The United States entered World War II on December 7, […]
Did you know that one of the Assyrian Cultural Foundation’s board members is the daughter of Malik Loco Shlimon Badawi, the last chief of the Assyrian tribe of Tkhuma? Malik Loco Badawi’s daughter, Helen Badawi, has been volunteering as a board member for ACF since 2015. One of Ms. Badawi’s major tasks at ACF is […]
Since April 2, 2012, the Assyrian Cultural Foundation is fortunate to have the talented Ninos Nirari Yousif on its staff. He was born in Mosul, Iraq in 1954, but moved around with his family to other surrounding areas as a boy. In 1965, Ninos Nirari moved to Kirkuk, Iraq, where he entered an Assyrian school […]
Did you know that one of the Assyrian Cultural Foundation’s Board Members, Edmond Ebrahimi, is also one of the Foundation’s music teachers? He became a Board Member in 2014, but in 2019, he also began teaching group guitar classes to kids on Wednesday nights. The classes proved to be popular and always had a large […]
