Month: April 2021

ANCA disappointed over Biden waiver of Congressional sanctions on Azerbaijan

WASHINGTON, DC – President Joe Biden, who pointedly called on his predecessor to fully implement Section 907 sanctions against Azerbaijan, has…

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(Social) Justice for Artsakh, the Armenian Genocide and the Struggle against Global Racism

Racism seems to be raging around the world. Anti-Asian and anti-Black/Brown racism in the United States flares up frequently, tragically…

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Providence ARF marks April 24 at Armenian Martyrs’ Monument

PROVIDENCE, RI—On Saturday, April 24th, as news spread that President Biden had recognized the Armenian Genocide, a group of 15…

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‘With the Ink of Their Blood’: Lemkin’s Armenian Collaborators and the Genocide Convention

While it has become widely accepted in recent years that the World War I destruction of the Armenians influenced Raphael…

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April 24, 2021: Recognition and Remembrance

Daybreak on April 24, 2021 arrived with the birds singing outside my window, blue skies and sunshine…and a feeling of…

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ANCA: The March to Justice through the Years

This year, the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) highlighted its March to Justice initiative on social media. Following Pres.…

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Armenia, Turkey react to White House’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide

Armenia welcomed the long-awaited recognition of the Armenian Genocide by President Joe Biden while commemorating the catastrophic event’s 106th anniversary…

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ATP expands its environmental education reach

Armenia Tree Project (ATP) continues to expand its reach through its environmental education programs in different parts of the world.…

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Finally Recognition…Recalling the Long Road

April 24, 2021 will forever hold special meaning for American Armenians. Armenians are loyal and contributing citizens to this country.…

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Marching in Bittersweet Remembrance

PROVIDENCE, RI—This year’s commemoration of the Armenian Genocide was immensely bittersweet. Mourning the lives lost in the 1915 Armenian Genocide…

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