Month: August 2016

Boston-Area Teachers Receive Training on Armenian Genocide Education

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Genocide Education Project (GenEd) provided a full-day workshop on teaching about the Armenian Genocide for Boston-area History and…

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Haig Karakashian: A Testimony of Faith and Love  

By Nancy Kalajian, JoAnn Janjigian, and Lisa Stepanian Ortiz Disabled but never limited, Haig Karakashian lived a good life—one filled…

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Alex and Ani: An Armenian Jewel

We’re living in an Alex and Ani world. No matter where you may go, there seems to be a vision…

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Sosy Kadian Danced to Her Own Beat

CRESSKILL, N.J.—It was almost poetic really. Take a dance floor, introduce some Armenian music, and call Sosy Krikorian-Kadian to the…

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Vardanants Day Lecture to Mark 25th Anniversary of the Armenian Republic

Christina Maranci will deliver the 20th Vardanants Day Armenian Lecture at noon on Sept. 21 in the Northeast Pavilion of…

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Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (Aug. 20, 2016)

Of Scholarship and Academe One learns more from a good scholar in a rage than from a score of lucid…

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AEUNA Holds 23rd Biennial General Assembly in Chicago

CHICAGO, Ill.—The Armenian Evangelical Union of North America (AEUNA) held its 23rd Biennial General Assembly June 23-26, at the Double…

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Microsoft Armenia Teaching MS Office to Girls at Mer Doon

Microsoft Partnering with Mer Doon to Enhance Computer Skills and Employability ETCHMIADZIN, Armenia—Microsoft Office is an essential part of most…

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A Book that Initiates 100 Years of History

One never knows what the day’s mail will bring. One moment, it could be a solicitation from a worthy Armenian…

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‘The Crossroads: Art of Gagik Aroutiunian’ at AMA

The Armenian Museum of America will be hosting the opening of a new exhibition, “The Crossroads: Art of Gagik Aroutiunian,” on…

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