Fostering Understanding of Turkish American Issues through Public Education

A Turkish American Guide to the 2020 Census

Turkish Studies Project Releases Two New Publications

The Turkish Coalition of America (TCA), in partnership with The University of Utah and the Turkish Studies Project, is proud to announce the publication of two new books.

The University of Utah hosts War and Independence Conference January 24th-25th

The University of Utah, in conjunction with the Turkish Historical Society, will be hosting the conference - War & Independence: Trauma, Memory, and Modernity in the Young Turkish Republic (1908-1950) on January 24-25, 2020. This two-day event will be filled with distinguished scholars and speakers from the United States, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.

TCA Announces the Launch of the Turkish Studies Project Website in Partnership with The University of Utah

The Turkish Coalition of America (TCA), in partnership with The University of Utah, is pleased to announce the launch of the Turkish Studies Project website. The website includes the past and ongoing activities of the Turkish Studies Project, sponsored by TCA, at The University of Utah.

A Turkish American Perspective on the Status of U.S.-Turkey Relations

December 30, 2019

Yalcin Ayasli, Founder and Chairman of the Turkish Coalition of America (TCA), sent the message below to Turkish Americans providing a Turkish American perspective on the deterioration of the vital relationship of the United States and Turkey.

A Special Message to Turkish Americans from Yalcin Ayasli TCA Founder & Chairman

To understand why H. Res 296 (“House Armenian Genocide Resolution”), S. Res 150 (“Senate Armenian Genocide Resolution”) and H.R 4695 (“House Turkey Sanctions Bill”) passed, it is important to understand the general political atmosphere in Washington toward Turkey. Although the Senate has not considered the sanctions bill yet, S. 2641 (“Senate Turkey Sanctions Bill”) has already left the Foreign Relations Committee.