Month: September 2019

Diasporan Reflections: Where We’ve Been and Where We Are

Editor’s Note: In this in-depth essay, former Weekly editor Antranig Kasbarian traces the development of ‘preservationism’ as a diasporan cultural…

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Where do Descendants of Immigrants Stand on Modern Immigration?

“We cry in anguish and pain. We show our wounds. We call for help. The crowds on the shore throw…

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Next Stop—Worcester

Well, the Olympics Blues Day has come and gone. We are all back home and at work or school. It…

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The Joy of Coming Home

We call it the “homeland” for a reason. The “land” of our Republic of Armenia and Artsakh (along with our…

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Kim Kardashian will fit right in at WCIT 2019

Kim Kardashan broke the Internet again! Well, the Armenian Internet anyway. When the organizing team of the World Congress on…

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Statue of Nurse who Rescued Thousands of Armenian Orphans to be Erected this Weekend

Born in the village of Chegoggin, Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1872, nurse Sara Corning made it her life’s mission to…

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ANCA Calls on Congressional Leaders to Defend Artsakh Security Provisions, Expand Assistance

WASHINGTON, DC—The US Senate and House of Representatives have returned from the August recess and are set to begin consideration…

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Pashinyan: “No legal basis to halt Amulsar mine”

YEREVAN—Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced on Monday that “there is simply no legal basis to block construction and excavation of…

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My First Panagoum

Berj Ourlian 10 years old Eastern Region Homenetmen Scouts Panagoum in Pioneer, Ohio was a fun experience for me and…

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Armin Wegner Asked Franz Werfel Not to Write his ‘Forty Days of Musa Dagh’—Part II

This is the continuation of the letter written by Armin T. Wegner to Franz Werfel in 1932 which is being…

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