The ANCA is the foremost Armenian-American advocacy group promoting issues important to our community. We work with politicians, human rights groups, ethnic organizations, and many others to advance the concerns you have at every level of government and through every possible network or channel we have.
I wrote last week about engaging your local communities and offered a few suggestions on how to do so, namely via town hall meetings, public forums, and hosting lectures. I’ll offer more recommendations in the coming weeks, but I want to give you the first tool you need to become an ANC activist: contact information for your local chapter. You are an invaluable asset to the ANCA and Armenian cause. It doesn’t matter what you do—real estate, investment banking, professor, accountant—there is no requirement that says you need to have a political science background to join the ANCA. Nothing that says you should be scholarly or a good writer. What we need are fresh talent, fresh faces, and a fresh perspective.
Why not join us today? After all, the ANCA is only as good as the people we’re representing. And that’s you.
Below is a list of current Eastern Region chapters. E-mail ancaer@anca.org to find out how you can become the newest ANCA activist today.
ANCA Eastern Region chapters:
ANC of Albany
ANC of Arkansas
ANC of Central Massachusetts
ANC of Connecticut
ANC of Eastern Massachusetts
ANC of Florida
ANC of Georgia
ANC of Greater Washington
ANC of Illinois
ANC of Merrimack Valley
ANC of Michigan
ANC of Missouri
ANC of New Jersey
ANC of New York
ANC of Ohio
ANC of Pennsylvania
ANC of Rhode Island
ANC of Southern Illinois
ANC of Tennessee
ANC of Wisconsin
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