Month: August 2020

An Appeal to the Armenian Community of the Eastern United States

Dear Compatriots, The whole world is shocked by the horrific explosion that struck the Lebanese capital Beirut on August 4.…

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Facing the Reality that is Artsakh

The following article was completed by Dr. Mensoian prior to his passing on July 7, 2020 and is being published…

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Strengthening the Position of Armenia and Artsakh

Historically Armenians are a peaceful people. Most, if not all the wars they have fought are defensive in nature. In…

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Memories made as Olympic Athletes

This week I would like to share two stories that are the result of this project. Barbara Tutelian is an…

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Beyond Motherhood: Powerful Women in Politics

This week in our empowerment series we meet three phenomenal women – U.S. Representative Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA-18), U.S. Representative…

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Ara Dinkjian with The Secret Trio and New York Gypsy All-Stars Live at Princeton University

As we attempt to push forward through a global pandemic, the quest to find solace in our everyday lives is…

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Dandeegeen Diaries—Chapter 16: Kebab

Summer is in full swing, but something is missing. Absent for so many Armenian families during this pandemic summer is…

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Letters for Black Lives

In doing anti-racist work, the question often arises within immigrant communities of how to discuss systemic racism with older family…

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It Takes a Village

Glued to my phone, scrolling through feeds, trying to hold back my tears, and feeling so numb.  My birthplace is…

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AMAA Empowers Armenia’s Navur School in Tavush Region with New Physics Lab

PARAMUS, NJ – In 2019, the “One Village” Consortium, which was initiated by the Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA),…

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