How to Use — Rerooted

Rerooted is For You!

Our aim is to make our materials as accessible and useful across a wide variety of fields. Here we share ways that the testimony and other collections can be used in your line of work. Get started by reviewing the tips and ideas on this page before diving in.

How to Navigate our Archives

Start on our home pages and click Archives to start exploring our collections.

Explore our collections around the world by clicking the dots on the map or the list of communities.

Each community has its own homepage with its testimony collection listed first, followed by all available resources.

In the testimony collection, you can use the filter tool to search for specific stories or look around at each profile.

You can listen or read each testimony in three ways. (1) Download a PDF. (2) Choose the language for interactive scrolling transcripts. (3) Change Youtube settings for subtitles or playback speed.

Our Resources and Services

Use Rerooted in your Work

- Videos and transcripts are an easy and engaging supplement to your existing lessons
- Assign students to craft creative essays or projects based on the testimonies
- Students and researchers can use our collections for their papers and projects
- Institutions can engage in long term projects with us
- Creative internship and fellowship opportunities
- Use our testimonies as research for white papers
- Obtain information about community needs that are most relevant for policy research or interventions
- Use our materials to make engaging fundraising videos or posts
- Use testimonies to analyze the needs and desires of the community
- Use testimonies for case building
- Collaborate with us on justice efforts
- Use our reports in your advocacy efforts
- Learn about how Armenians are affected in your area of interest
- Testimonies can be used as a basis for linguistic analysis as well as preservation through the creation of tools using the time-coded transcriptions and endangered language interview corpus
- Support small businesses featured in the testimonies
- Understand employment needs for relocated communities
- Use our collection of pictures, documents or descriptions to build models of cultural heritage sites
- Understand the needs of the community for what properties or cultural sites they want to be rebuilt
- Testimonies can serve as a basis of inspiration for your work
- Use art to recreate lost communities or aspects of culture spoken about in the testimonies