Iraqi Unity and Solidarity Based on Human Rights,
Equitable Sharing of Resources, and Iraqi Territorial Integrity
July 2, 2007, Michigan - By Honorable Dr. Sadettin Ergeç, Member of the Parliament of the Republic of Iraq, Chairman of the Iraqi Turkmen Front. Sponsored by Assembly of Turkish American Associations, Lebanese American Chamber of Commerce, Voice of Detroit Radio

"Insan Hakları ve Kaynakların Eşit Dağılımı İlkelerine
Dayanarak Irak’ın Toprak Bütünlüğü"
June 28, 2007 - New York: Dr. Sadettin Ergeç, Irak Kerkük Milletvekili, Irak Türkmen Cephesi Genel Başkanı.

Iraqi Unity and Solidarity Based on Human Rights,
Equitable Sharing of Resources, and Iraqi Territorial Integrity
June 26, 2007- Washington, DC: By Honorable Dr. Sadettin Ergeç,Member of the Parliament of the Republic of Iraq, Chairman of the Iraqi Turkmen Front. Sponsored by Assembly of Turkish American Associations, NY Türkmen Institute.

Turkish Public Opinion Survey
Concerning Congressional Armenian Resolutions
May 18, 2007-Washington, DC: According to the first nationwide public opinion survey of Turkey on this issue, surprising results show that Congressional passage of a resolution would actually set back the cause it purports to achieve. Please see www.TerrorFreeTomorrow.org or www.arifoundation.org for full survey results. Sponsored by Assembly of Turkish American Associations, Capitol Forum and National Speakers Circuit,Terror Free Tomorrow: Ken Ballen, President, ARI Foundation.

Life in American Politics
April 17, 2007- ATAA Turkish House-Washington, DC: Featuring: Oz Bengur, First Turkish American to have run for Congress. Jonathan Katz, Legislative Director, Office of Congressman Robert Wexler (D-FL), Co-Chair of the Congressional Caucus on US-Turkish Relations and Turkish Americans. Leslie Stout, Legislative Director, Office of Congressman Ed Whitfield (R-KY), Co-Chair of the Congressional Caucus on US-Turkish Relations and Turkish Americans. Sponsored by Turkish Coalition of America In cooperation with Assembly of Turkish American Associations and American Turkish Association of Washington, DC.

U.S.-Turkish Relations: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead
April 7, 2007-Mission, Kansas: By Günay Evinch, U.S. Fulbright and Japan Sasakawa and International Law Scholar. Sponsored by The Turkish American Association of Greater Kansas, Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, International Visitors Council of Greater Kansas City, International Relations Council, Emru Erten, Honorary Consul General of Turkey, Kansas and Missouri.

“Blood and Oil: The Middle East in WWI”
Synopsis of “The Armenian Revolt”
April 2, 2007-Washington, DC: By Fulbright Scholar Gunay Evinch. "Blood and Oil" reveals the energy politics that guided the dismantling of the Ottoman Empire in the Middle East and Caucasus. The film, perhaps controversially, uncovers how Russia, Great Britain and France exploited ethnic and religious differences to fuel revolts against the Ottoman Empire, so that the West could dominate certain petroleum-rich areas, from Baku in Azerbaijan to Mosul and Kirkuk in Iraq. One track followed in the film is that of the Russians (from the east) and French (from the south) instigating the Armenian Revolt, 1885-1920, that killed hundreds of thousands of Muslims, mostly Kurds, in eastern Anatolia and the Caucasus, the Ottoman response to which brought terrible suffering upon the Armenians. The film also delves into the British-engineered Arab revolts from the Sinai, to Palestine, to Baghdad. "Blood and Oil" draws acute parallels between the British invasion of the Middle East in WWI and the present US occupation of Iraq, both of which seemed designed to redraw the region's borders under the guise of self-determination and human rights, but of course in line with the energy objectives of the West. The ethnic and religious feuds of one hundred years ago still haunt the region today, raising the question whether the “War to End All Wars” actually created a “Peace to end all peace,” as David Fromkin argues in the documentary.” David Saltzman, Amazon.com Reviews. Sponsored by Assembly of Turkish American Associations, ATA-DC in association with the Turkish Students Association of George Washington University.

The NEVRUZ Concert 2007 with ALPAY
March 21, 2007- Washington, DC: Sponsored by Assembly of Turkish American Associations.

Canakkale Remembrance Day
March 18, 2007 - Washington, DC: Poems of Tribute and a special presentation on the battles at Canakkale  by Dr. Miral Dizdaroglu. Sponsored by Assembly of Turkish American Associations

27th Annual Convention: "Building Bridges to Strengthen Relations"
November, 9-11, 2006 - Washington, DC [more]