The Genos Center Foundation recently gained media spotlight for its revolutionary initiative: The Genos Center Art Museum and Gardens, which was profiled by Los Angeles Magazine on Oct 6, 2023.
Architectural designer Douglas Isaac Busch, with over two decades of design and construction mastery, has initiated this project as a genuine symbol of unity and…
LOS ANGELES, CA – The Genos Center Foundation is thrilled to announce the invitation of renowned photographer and philanthropist, Douglas Busch, to serve on the Host Committee for the Los Angeles Center of Photography (LACP) 8th Annual Awards Ceremony & Fundraiser. The event is set to celebrate outstanding achievements in the world of photography. LACP…
The Holocaust remains one of the darkest chapters in human history, casting a long shadow over our collective memory. It is our responsibility to remember, learn, and educate future generations about the horrific events that took place. This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Holocaust, its origins, and its aftermath, as…
The Bangladesh Genocide of 1971 remains an indelible scar on humanity’s conscience. This brutal massacre serves as a stark reminder of the catastrophic consequences of unchecked political power, ethnic tensions, and social division. In this blog post, we delve into the origins, unfolding, and aftermath of the genocide, while also examining the international response, the…
The Darfur Genocide, a conflict that has haunted the conscience of the world, remains a harrowing testament to the destructive power of ethnic and political strife. Despite widespread international attention, the true complexities of this tragedy often go unnoticed.
In this blog post, we delve into the multifaceted origins, the heartbreaking humanitarian crisis and war…
The Cambodian Genocide remains one of the darkest chapters in human history. Between 1975 and 1979, the Khmer Rouge regime, led by Pol Pot, subjected the Cambodian population to unspeakable horrors, leading to the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million people. As we delve into the tragic events that unfolded during this period, we will…
The genocide of indigenous peoples is a haunting chapter in the history of colonialism. It represents the deliberate elimination of entire indigenous communities as a means to assert dominance and control. This article delves into the concept of genocide within the context of colonialism, exploring its historical roots and the ongoing impact on indigenous populations.…
The Rwandan Genocide that took place in 1994 remains an indelible stain on humanity's conscience. Over the course of 100 days, an estimated 800,000 to 1 Million Tutsis and moderate Hutus were brutally murdered. Understanding the roots, unfolding, and aftermath of this dark chapter in history is essential to prevent similar atrocities in the future…
The Genos Center Foundation is proud to announce that our Founder & Architectural Designer Douglas Isaac Busch has been awarded the prestigious FAA Legacy Awards by the University of Illinois College of Fine and Applied Arts. This award recognizes college alumni and friends who have demonstrated courage, curiosity, and passion in their work. This award…
The Armenian Genocide remains a dark and tragic chapter in history, causing immense suffering and loss of life for over 1 million Armenians. Delving into this harrowing event provides insight into the complexities of ethnic tensions, the devastating impact of nationalism, and the importance of recognition and remembrance in healing the wounds of the past.…
Genocide does not just happen out of the blue. There are always some circumstances that are created in order for it to occur. According to the UN, genocide is one of the gravest crimes against humanity. However, it is often defined as the eradication of a particular national, ethnic, racial, or religious group.
In order…
Genocide is considered to be the worst crime against humanity. It does not just happen out of the blue. There are always some circumstances that are created in order for it to occur. According to United Nations, it is one of the gravest crimes against humanity. However, it is often defined as the eradication of…