Month: September 2019

Helene Pilibosian Papers Now at Harvard Archives

BERKELEY, Calif.—The Armenian Women’s Archives (AWA) has announced the immediate availability of The Helene Pilibosian Papers at the prestigious Schlesinger…

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Author Raffi Bedrosyan to Discuss ‘Armenians in Turkey’ in Watertown

Author Raffi Bedrosyan will discuss his recent publication, at the AGBU New England Center, 247 Mt. Auburn St., Watertown, MA,…

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In Loving Memory of Marian Bandazian

On September 4, 2019,  Marian (Sanders) Bandazian passed away in her home in St. Petersburg, Florida. Marian was born on…

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A New Academic Year at UWC Dilijan: Five Years of Giving

DILIJAN—The new academic year has started in UWC Dilijan. The college has opened its doors to 117 new students and…

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Graceful Giving or Pathetic Pandering?

You may have read Ara Khachatourian’s “Playground Gear at Center of Glendale City Council Race” last week. In this piece,…

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Chicago AYF Olympics Summary Results 2019

Here are the results of the 86th annual AYF Olympics that were held in Chicago this past Labor Day Weekend.…

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Knowledge Allows Us to Build a Bright Future

In our communities today, whether it is here in the United States or in other areas of the diaspora, we…

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Patriarchy’s Covert Betrayal of its Most Prized Members

Our protests against patriarchal disparities most commonly find voice within the feminine realm—unequal pay for women, societal expectations that undermine…

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The Bluesday After the Chicago AYF Olympics

The day after the Olympics is always a… letdown.  I start to write this article after Tamar Kanarian has a…

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The Making of ‘Armenia, Australia and the Great War’

On April 25, 1915, just a day after the mass arrest of Armenian leaders in the capital of the Ottoman…

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