ABOUT US
The ChaldoAssyrian Student & Youth Union - America, a distinguished 501c(3) nonprofit entity, stands proudly as a devoted extension of its parent organization, The Chaldean Assyrian Youth and Students Union of Iraq. As an unwavering beacon of unity and progress, our American branch passionately dedicates itself to fostering the very ideals, values, and goals that have driven the founding union since its inception. Established with a profound commitment to support and amplify the projects championed by the ChaldoAssyrian Student & Youth Union of Iraq, we collectively embark on a shared journey of empowerment, education, and community enrichment. With roots firmly planted in our heritage and a shared vision for a better future, we embark on this meaningful endeavor as a testament to the enduring spirit of unity that unites us across borders and binds us in purpose.
Mission
Our mission is to nurture a generation that embodies peace, embraces diversity, and champions progress, while upholding the rich heritage and collective aspirations of the Chaldean and Assyrian people.
Guided by an unwavering commitment to unity, understanding, and empowerment, the ChaldoAssyrian Student & Youth Union - America is dedicated to fostering a brighter future for both individuals and communities. Through transformative seminars, dynamic courses, and enriching programs, we strive to empower Iraqi youth with the tools, knowledge, and values necessary to drive positive change. Together, we envision a world where education, unity, and compassion flourish, creating a profound impact that transcends borders and paves the way for a harmonious and thriving society."
The ChaldoAssyrian Student & Youth Union - America, serves as a crucial link in achieving the honorable goals of our main organization. With steadfast dedication, we promise to enhance the influence and significance of our common mission
OBJECTIVES
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Spreading national and patriotic awareness.
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Defending the rights of our students and youth.
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Overcoming the obstacles facing students by providing moral and material support
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Build good relationships with similar organizations.
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Strengthening ties with similar Chaldean and Assyrian organizations in the Diaspora.
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Supporting the process of Syriac education, and developing its educational cadres.
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Opening departments of the Syriac language in all Iraqi universities and not confining them to the University of Baghdad.
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Establishing a university in the Nineveh Plain.
