By Shaunt Tchakmak
A majority of the work the Armenian community does to advance the Cause happens in our own home towns—the meetings with officials, the events that we host, the letters that we write. And then, there are the times when you have to be in the room where the ideas are being shaped and recommendations are being made—on Artsakh, Armenia, the Armenian Genocide, and the whole host of community concerns.
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Bravo! It has taken a 100 years for the Armenian intelligentsia to grow and these young interns are becoming groomed for great leadership. We need more like them.
Great job in standing up for the truth. They have to spend money because lies can’t stand as they are based on nothing. The more that think tanks involve themselves with dictators and racism, the bigger the joke they make themselves into for everyone to see.
Guess I’ll be contributing to the ANCA today.
The young generation is much better prepared to really tackle the thorny political issues of the 21st century. Job well done biys and girls. More girls are needed!
To answer Shaunt , yes I would be in the room, but you don’t need me. You need my support. And you have it. Will also write the checque. anne