What they reported doing
- #1 primary $3KLibrary Knowledge base for the members, physical books and digital form of the articles and books
- #2 $2KEducational Program Community, Teachers and Students education on Constitutional rights and history
What they call their work
What they do
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History Education Curriculum Development 2 activities
- Conducts educational programs on constitutional rightsTrains teachers, attorneys, and scholars in defending Americans' legal rights and provides education to community members, teachers, and students on constitutional rights and history through handbooks and research materials.
- Monitors and corrects educational contentReviews school textbooks and school board materials to identify and correct instructional errors related to constitutional and historical content.
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Anti-Hate Incident Response & Support 2 activities
- Documents and raises awareness of anti-Turkish discriminationTracks and publicizes incidents of racially motivated attacks against Turkish-Americans, including death threats, arson, assault, and hate crimes in multiple U.S. cities.
- Provides incident reporting and support for Turkish-AmericansOperates a reporting system via phone, email, and online forms for Turkish-Americans to report incidents of racial defamation and unfair treatment based on heritage, offering direct support.
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Civil Rights Advocacy & Litigation 1 activity
- Advocates for legal and policy reforms on civil rightsWorks with federal and state policymakers to influence laws, policies, and educational curricula to protect constitutional rights and combat discrimination through education and legislative advocacy.
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Specialized Research Library Access 1 activity
- Operates a constitutional law and history libraryMaintains a library with over 3,000 physical and digital books and articles on constitutional rights and history, providing 24/7 access to researchers, students, and members.
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Training and Capacity Building for Trauma-Informed Student Support 1 activity
- Supports trauma-informed school systemsProvides capacity-building support to schools to implement systemic, whole-school approaches for addressing childhood trauma.
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Uncategorized 3 activities
- Advocates for evidentiary transparency in genocide claimsAsserts that political recognitions of the 1915 events as genocide lack legal basis, calls on Armenia to submit allegations to the International Court of Justice, and demands archival transparency and legal testing of claims through cross-examination.
- Conducts research on constitutional and international lawPerforms rigorous research and meta-analysis on constitutional matters, legal frameworks, historical contexts, civil rights, and education, including audits of constitutional violations and defamation cases.
- Documents and disseminates historical narratives about Ottoman-Armenian relationsProduces and publicizes research asserting that Ottoman Armenians engaged in armed collaboration during World War I, that arrests on April 24, 1915, were a response to violence, and that British investigations found insufficient evidence to prosecute Ottoman officials for massacres.
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Who runs it
- Emre Yucel — Director of Communications
- Pinar Ercanli — Dir. of research and Language Operations
Who they work with
- Internal Revenue Service Government — Recognized as a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
- International Court of Justice Government — Recognized as one of the only authorities with jurisdiction to determine genocide under international law.
- International Court of Justice Government — Recognizes the ICJ as one of the only three legitimate authorities with jurisdiction to adjudicate genocide claims.
- International Criminal Court Government — Recognized as one of the only authorities with jurisdiction to determine genocide under international law.
- International Criminal Court Government — Recognizes the ICC as a sole competent authority to determine genocide in cases of individual criminal responsibility.
- Russo-British Proxies Partner — Identified as actors involved in racial attacks on people of Turkish descent.
- federal policymakers Partner — Collaborates with federal policymakers to influence legislation and policy.
- state policymakers Partner — Collaborates with state policymakers to influence legislation and policy.
How they approach the work
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- Civic Empowerment Through Rights Educationmethodology: civic-empowermentBy educating individuals about their constitutional rights, TADALLIANCE INC empowers them to recognize and report violations, creating a self-sustaining, community-driven monitoring system that increases accountability because informed citizens are more likely to act as rights defenders.
- Countering Racial Defamation Through Legal and Educational Advocacymethodology: racial_defamation_frameworkBy framing anti-Turkish narratives as racial defamation and equipping educators and institutions with counter-resources, the organization reduces stigma and prevents misinformation, because targeted reputational harm based on ethnicity can be mitigated through legal frameworks and systemic education.
- Legal Adjudication as the Sole Basis for Genocide Determinationmethodology: legal-adjudication-firstBy asserting that only formal legal adjudication through international courts (e.g., ICJ) can legitimately determine genocide, the organization deters political declarations and counters anti-Turkish racism, because such a standard upholds due process and rejects politically motivated narratives.