Month: November 2018

Following Bolton’s Call for Increased U.S. Arms Sales to Azerbaijan, Ambassador Vote Postponed

WASHINGTON, DC–In a move welcomed by the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA), the Senate Foreign Relations Committee postponed a…

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In Loving Memory of Seta Kaligian

Seta Kaligian, beloved wife of Barkev Kaligian and mother of four sons, passed away on November 23, 2018. She was…

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AYF Eastern Region Announces Armenia Internship Dates and Deadlines

The Armenian Youth Federation, Youth Organization of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (AYF-YOARF) Eastern United States would like to announce the…

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Moving to France Made Me Question Everything—Except the Fact that I’m Armenian

On a cold sunny day in Paris this past October, I leaned against a column inside the courtyard of the…

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Church Leaders Call for Aid for Christians, Minority Religious Groups in Middle East

Armenian, Greek, Catholic and Syriac church leaders are asking for President Donald Trump’s support in protecting the religious freedoms of…

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Revisiting the Document that Started it All

The dzrakir of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation is a living document with a known history and yet a future still…

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How I Became a Soldier

As a veteran of the Artsakh War, I recently marched in New York’s Veterans Parade on November 11. I walked…

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We, as a people, are better than that

What is wrong with us? We Armenians love to talk about how deep the roots of our nation go, yet…

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Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Association Hosting Young Activists from Armenia

Cambridge, Mass.— The Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Association (CYSCA) will be hosting five young activists from Armenia for a grant program…

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New Book Puts Armenians Back on the Map in Turkey

LOS ANGELES—In 1971, Dr. Sarkis Karayan, was asked by his professor, Dr. Stanley Kerr, to calculate how many Armenians were…

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