Month: March 2021

Armenian Museum of America launches fourth virtual series with focus on early recordings

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Armenian Museum of America has launched its fourth online program called the Sound Archive, which is featured on…

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In Memory of Melkon Yessaillian

Melkon Yessaillian, a longtime resident of Westwood, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully at home on March 10, 2021. He was 91…

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Talaat Pasha’s Assassination in the Press: Newspaper Clippings from a Century Ago

Editor’s note: March 15, 2021 marked the 100th anniversary of the assassination of Talaat Pasha, the mastermind of the Armenian…

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ANCA Eastern Region to host virtual panel discussion on Artsakh, human rights violations

WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian National Committee of America Eastern Region (ANCA-ER), in partnership with the Armenian Legal Center for…

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Ümit Kurt presents new book, The Armenians of Aintab

The Armenians of Aintab The Economics of Genocide in an Ottoman Province by Ümit Kurt Harvard University Press Publication Date:…

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Undone: Yeghishe Charents’ Sexuality in Verse

Yes im anush Hayastani arevaham barn em sirum. I love the sun-baked taste of the Armenian word. This verse, which…

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ANCA-ER, GenEd connect the 2020 Artsakh War and the Armenian Genocide

“If Turkey is held accountable for its actions,” said The Genocide Education Project’s (GenEd) Sara Cohan, “then there can be…

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To Armenia and Artsakh

As far as I remember, music always has been part of my life. I have studied the piano at the…

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The Ides of March. A Day of Redemption.

Nearly all high school students will instantly recognize the famous phrase in English literature “et tu Brute?”, which Julius Caesar…

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AYF Camp Haiastan preparing for a new season, following guidelines

FRANKLIN, Mass.— Like most years, the off-season is no time for rest at AYF Camp Haiastan. This has never been…

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