Notes from the Pink City

“My Agri Summer Camp” wants your kids to learn about their Armenian roots and nature

Satenik Khachatryan (Photo: My Agrisummer International Summer Camp/Facebook)

Satenik Khachatryan is an early childhood educator with a lot of experience under her belt. Her master’s degree on the subject carries the seal of not one, but four prestigious educational institutions: University of Gothenburg, Oslo University College, University of Malta and Dublin’s Institute of Technology. But she’s got more than fancy degrees. She’s been working for World Vision in various capacities for years before she started her own initiative: My Agri Summer Camp.

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Raffi Elliott

Raffi Elliott is a Canadian-Armenian political risk analyst and journalist based in Yerevan, Armenia. A former correspondent and columnist for the Armenian Weekly, his focus is socioeconomic, political, business and diplomatic issues in Armenia.

One Comment

  1. My son has participated last Summer and I am more thank happy for his great experience. This year too we are going to send him again as what he has learnt there he still remembers whith such a pleasant way that wants the Summer comes as early as possible to go back to Armenia to MYAGRISUMMER INTERNATIONAL SUMMER CAMP!

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