Month: March 2019

Paralyzed by Protocol

Change is a part of life. Right now, change is forced upon us by external factors over which we have…

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Searching for Genocide Survivors a Century Ago, in the Classifieds

One century ago, on April 22, 1919, my grandfather placed a classified advertisement in the Hairenik, the leading Armenian language…

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Book Review: Goodbye, Antoura

GOODBYE, ANTOURA A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide By Karnig Panian 191 pp. Stanford University Press $22.50 The book Goodbye,…

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Armenian Calendars to Mark ‘Citizen’s Day’

YEREVAN—The Armenian government has approved the creation of a new National Day called “Citizen’s Day” to be held on the…

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Watertown Celebrates ‘Letter to Yerevan’

WATERTOWN, Mass.—Local Armenians recently celebrated the revival and first-ever English translation of Andranik Tzarukian’s 1945 epic longform poem “Թուղթ առ…

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Local AYF Hosts Armenian Breakfast Fundraiser

After church on Sunday, the local Armenian community joined the Armenian Youth Federation (AYF) Greater Boston ‘Nejdeh’ Chapter for a…

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ICYMI: The Armenian Weekly Visits OSU!

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Last week, the Armenian Weekly ventured to Columbus, Ohio to participate in a panel at The Ohio State University…

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Pres. Trump Has No Right to Give Syrian Golan Heights to Israel

Ever since Trump became President of the United States, he has ignored both U.S. and international laws. A few months…

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Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard Releases First Presidential Campaign Statement on Armenian Issues

WASHINGTON, DC—Hawaii Congresswoman and Presidential Candidate Tulsi Gabbard (D) called for a just resolution of the Armenian Genocide and pledged…

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A Summary of the Homenetmen Executive Meeting in New York

CORONA, New York—The Homenetmen Eastern United States Regional Executive held its annual tivan (executive) meeting on March 9. The meeting…

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