Month: November 2018

Suburban America Through the Recipe Cabinet of My Immigrant Mother

For years, I’ve eyed my mother’s recipe cabinet longingly. Brimming with books slung together in no particular rhyme or reason,…

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New Political Parties and a Failed Electoral Code

On December 9, Armenia will have new parliamentary elections, in a totally new Armenia where it seems likely the corruption…

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Concert: A Capella Christmas Concert by Boston Jazz Voices

BOSTON, Mass.—The holidays are approaching and your friends at Armenia Tree Project want to help you and your family get…

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Event: ARS Cambridge Chapter to Host Paint Night

ARS Cambridge Shushi Chapter is hosting a Paint Night benefiting St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School. Instruction by artist Katerina Delegas.…

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Talk: Dr. Susan Pattie to Discuss the Armenian Legionnaires in Watertown and Worcester

Dr. Susan Pattie will present her newly published book, The Armenian Legionnaires: Sacrifice and Betrayal in World War I, in two separate…

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Talk: Environmental Justice in Armenia and the Amulsar Mine Project

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Zoravik, a New England-based collective, invites the public to an informal talk and discussion with environmentalists and human rights…

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Talk: Politics and Activism After the Midterms

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Zoravik collective invites the public to an informal talk and discussion on politics and activism after the midterm…

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AYF Senior Seminar 2018

Late last month, over 40 AYFers gathered at Camp Haiastan in Franklin, Massachusetts for a weekend of lectures, discussions and…

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A Nation of Tolerance

As youth who believe in the program and ideology of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF), we stand united in a…

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Outrageous Inequity from its Den

Precious few governments act ethically and morally, and even those do so infrequently. But when an action, in addition to…

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