Month: August 2018

Countering Erdogan’s Propaganda In The New York Times

For many years, the Turkish government has hired numerous American companies in Washington, D.C., to lobby and carry out public…

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How Not to Run an Organization: A Parable

Gar oo chgar/there was and wasn’t (or in English “once upon a time”), a dreamer, Ergonfound, who loved an activity…

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What Do U.S.-Armenia Relations Look Like Under Pashinyan?

Armenia, certainly, has friendly relations with the U.S. There are no disputes between them. However, unlike their neighbors Georgia and…

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Kocharian’s Arrest Ruled Unconstitutional

YEREVAN—Armenia’s Criminal Court of Appeals on Monday ruled former president Robert Kocharian’s pre-trial custody as unconstitutional and immediately released him…

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AYF Donates Welcome Sign for Arajamugh Village

ARAJAMUGH, Artsakh—On Saturday July 14, the residents of Arajamugh, a village by the southeast border of Artsakh, gathered to celebrate…

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ARS Armenian Booth at Lowell Folk Festival

Over the weekend of July 28th and 29th, the annual Lowell Folk Festival celebrated its 32nd anniversary. More than 200,000 people…

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Research Your Armenian Roots—What You Need to Know (Part IV)

This article is part of a continuing series documenting the available records for research into one’s Armenian family roots. Part…

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Tracing the Revolution

Over the last few days in Armenia, I’ve searched to find the new, that New Armenia which we all so…

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GALAS Responds to Recent Violence Against LGBTQ Activists

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—The Gay and Lesbian Armenian Society (GALAS) has issued a statement calling on government officials in Armenia to…

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12th Annual ANCA Eastern Region Gala Honorees Announced

NEW YORK—Community leaders and grassroots advocates from throughout the Eastern U.S. will gather to mark a year of progress and…

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