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Letters for Peace Launches First Workshop in Yerevan and Baku
YEREVAN & BAKU—The youth of Armenia and Azerbaijan believe in the possibility of a peaceful future despite protracted conflict between their governments. At the intersection of creative writing and conflict resolution, the first Letters for Peace (LFP) workshops were held in Yerevan and Baku with the aim of sparking dialogue driven by a spirit of mutual respect and a belief in peaceful coexistence despite ongoing physical, narrative, and ideological conflict.
In July 2018, a two-week wo
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It’s nice that participants from Armenia are sending letters, but it should be the people of Artsakh sending letters to Baku and the letters from Baku should go to Stepanakert. The conflict is initially between Azerbaijan and Artsakh.